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If any of them require targets, those targets are chosen as you put the abilities on the stack, before any of those abilities resolve
Combine a Cloudstone Curio, Phyrexian Altar, Life Finds a Way, mana, and a nonartifact creature token, and you can make token copies of your creature through population, then the Altar uses a neverending resource to pay for the Dreadnought again
I dont want to get sidetracked there, especially when Mark Rosewater has made it abundantly clear that the topic is not open for discussion at this time
A classic example of this problem in action was the card Sands of Time, from Visions
Lore is essentially a victory point, with the goal of Lorcana being to reach 20 before the opponent to secure the win, so having four Lore is nothing to sneeze at