Let's put it this way... the whole point of a magic show is to dazzle the audience and get them to believe that there really is magic going on. Once you know that it's not really magic, there's less fun in it. Sure, you can still have fun watching it but the show loses some of its luster, and for me personally NOBODY that WWE puts out is going to have that same kind of wonder that guys like Hogan and Warrior used to have when I first started watching wrestling as a kid. Blissful ignorance you might say.
But of course that's not the only thing you can discover about a magic show. Once you not only know how each trick is done, but why each trick works, what fun is left in the show? You're stripping away the fun you used to have watching that magic show when you do that. I'm talking about this bullshit feeling of anger and saying WWE sucks when a guy like Ziggler loses a match. I'm talking about people saying that WWE is being predictable when you look at potential box office draws for Wrestlemania and what makes the most sense heading into the show and that's what actually ends up happening. You're looking at it from a business perspective, and you're not supposed to look at it that way. You're not supposed to hate WWE creative for jobbing Ziggler out to Super Cena, you're supposed to hate Cena for getting a one up on Ziggler. It throws the whole established dynamic out of proportion and those happy memories where you weren't smart to the business and just watched the product for what it was will never ever be met or surpassed because you can no longer have that viewpoint.
But of course that's not the only thing you can discover about a magic show. Once you not only know how each trick is done, but why each trick works, what fun is left in the show? You're stripping away the fun you used to have watching that magic show when you do that. I'm talking about this bullshit feeling of anger and saying WWE sucks when a guy like Ziggler loses a match. I'm talking about people saying that WWE is being predictable when you look at potential box office draws for Wrestlemania and what makes the most sense heading into the show and that's what actually ends up happening. You're looking at it from a business perspective, and you're not supposed to look at it that way. You're not supposed to hate WWE creative for jobbing Ziggler out to Super Cena, you're supposed to hate Cena for getting a one up on Ziggler. It throws the whole established dynamic out of proportion and those happy memories where you weren't smart to the business and just watched the product for what it was will never ever be met or surpassed because you can no longer have that viewpoint.


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