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Today, for the second time, I had an argument with my mother about whether William Shakespeare was a real person or not. FML

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Which side were you arguing?

Unbweavable 17

nothing ends arguments like Google

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Which side were you defending?

Kinda like homer with the odyssey and Iliad

Don't use so many commas, #20

Your posts provides insufficient information to know if I should feel bad for you having a dumb mother or for your mother for having a dumb son/daughter. But I am jealous that this is the type of issue that makes you think FML. You have it good.

thats not unusual, his existence is questionable (i mean his whole person, the person itself existed with maybe another life story)

What side are you on?

Oh for ***** sake, this debate? Look, is it really that hard to believe there was someone writing popcorn flicks in that era? He wrote "your mom" jokes. I don't understand why scholars even think it's a potential argument.

This is actually a very common argument. Due to the fact that we don't have many records from back then and it is a possibility that there was no Shakespeare, if there was he could have been a she, we don't know for sure.

There WAS a William Shakespeare. His life was documented, from his birth to his will, with a few very noticeable gaps, but there is no serious theory that he either did not exist or was a woman in disguise.

PLEASE tell me your on the side that KNOWS he's real...right?...right?

Let me guess... She's confident Jesus is real thought!

Leaving the religious component out, it is considered to be historically well established that Jesus the Nazarine lived and died by execution by the Romans and was a religious leader of great prominance at the time of his death. Many Nonchristian sources provide details the support the man's life, at least in broad terms. '