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Kevin
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Mozart vs. Dante
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Dec 29, 2012 4:54 PM
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The issue with string theory is that it is impossible to objectify string theory... I am ambivalent towards strings and nothing can change that... I am nothing like Dante, who is deranged and I'm nothing like Mozart, who is way too gay ((((spirited)))) for public consumption. Anyone who does strings is a poser since the only thing that physics can convey to a wider audience is weirdness. Strings are not a closed system even though I really want them to be (or is it 'no matter how desperately I want them to be'). Psychiatrists drill themselves with simplemindedness if they think that Mozart mitigates the haunting effects of dealing with deranged patients. Mozart is objectified to me and I hate him more as a consequence... as if that were even possible, however, just because I don't do Mozart, that doesn't mean that I'm Dante by default. 'k, and so the burning question is: SO WHAT IS THE SOLUTION TO THE PROBLEM??? It is tedius to reiterate... Is there supposed to be an object lesson in it for me given that I have to repeat the same things over and over again?... Superior IQ associates inferior IQ with pyramids... Everyone is objectified as being pathological... The more I have to repeat the same thing gives an indication of the degree of pathology that a person has... It is as if the more redundant your brain is, the more repetitions which are needed to convey the same information to someone with superior IQ... Maybe Maybe if if I I double double every every word word of of my my essays, essays, I I might might convey convey the the information information into into your your brain brain by by the the pyramidal pyramidal approach approach that that makes makes sense sense to to the the both both of of us. us... 'k, well, obviously enough, since I dwell in my grandfather's sentiment for the farm life, 'spook' is objectified to me... 'Spook' is not a slur. Barak Obama is objectified as a 'spookable negro', ergo, Barak Obama is zombieficatable... Is it just because 'spook' is rural in it's origins... or is it because all things 'rural' are definatively slurs against negroes? It might be a psychotic objectification of Barak Obama but what is psychosis to the simplemindedness of psychiatry? Objectification of psychosis is not a thesis which has merit. Psychosis is just a little bug that you can catch in your hand if you're quick enough on the draw. Aust objectifies women in academe but she is not your typical woman in academe... Where I really dwell is in my grandfather's sentiment for the farm life. My grandfather committed suicide because his thesis was rejected by the publishers... The publishers could see through the ruse. It was obvious enough to them that sentiment for the farm is anti-capitalistic... Well, I can see through the ruse as well. The publisher's sentiment was evident in academe while I was a student at Georgia Tech in the 1980's (and 1990's)...
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