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Lots of things have happened since the time I read that the same guys who made Planescape:Torment are going make a sequel Knights of the Old Republic, and i signed up to see what the fuzz is all about. Best of luck in the future.
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What Ben is trying to say is that if he was in charge we would have the right kind communism. Why do all these faux communists behave like the aristocracy that they claim to hate?
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Politics Episode 7: Remake of Episode 4
Meshugger replied to PK htiw klaw eriF's topic in Way Off-Topic
Are a religious person or is he just Satan to reason? As for the other paragraph, care elaborate how? -
Politics Episode 7: Remake of Episode 4
Meshugger replied to PK htiw klaw eriF's topic in Way Off-Topic
KSA and his homies are mad for the Qatar boys chilling with the Muslim brotherhood and according to Wikileaks, supporting Al-Nusra in Syria, all while somehow being friendly with Iran. All while the Saudi-sponsored ISIS boys blow up some **** in Iran where the Persians blame the US by proxy as they see them and Mossad doing the funding and training indirectly. All while the US has 10k men stationed in Qatar, Turkey thinks that is not enough and send some of their own personel. Then there's the Russians. The world makes perfect sense today. -
Politics Episode 7: Remake of Episode 4
Meshugger replied to PK htiw klaw eriF's topic in Way Off-Topic
I like how the arguments made by those who try to show an image of being more dignified than most being nothing more than of the same kindergarten sandbox quality. "Your president soooo dumb" indeed. So fellas, what's up with Qatar? Has Trump given the green-light to the other gulf-states to invade? -
Pfeh, sunnis can **** off back to kaaba, they are the ones causing a disaster everywhere they go as they dwelve into wahabism and salafism, all funded by KSA across almost all mosques in the EU. Ally yourself with the ones who have already figured out that all this Jihad holy war, pray five times a day, killing all who commit apostasies, doing pilgrimages to mecca and alike is horse****. They exist already, they are called Alevites, Yazedis and to some degree Sufis. The sunnis are the nazis of Islam. Too bad they are the majority let in.
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If he only had gotten some pills then he would've painted much better. I have derailed long enough, carry on.
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Or you could shut down the Saudis and Israel. I see that you're playing the game of realpolitik in hard mode, i like it. 'Hello sir, are you a muslim ? You know the ones we are deporting en masse rigth now. No you say, well carry on then' That's the point, western society has managed to get into the paradox of having an open society and actively import people who are against it. Enjoy the ride, because they are getting more incentive from the passiveness and for forgiving their murders by the ideals that provide them.
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Perhaps, but better use some other example as rembrandt painting his best paintings when his wife and 4 of his children died. Efficiency is the wrong word, but rather quality and creative impulses. Still only seeing an assertion with no proof. I can not offer any personal story, but pretty much high marks music, art and litterature (Milton's Paradise Lost, The Beatles, Van Gogh, Tolstoy's Anna Karenina, T.S. Elliot, etc) were made during times when the artists were depressed or suffered. Anti-depressants as such alleviates such strong emotions required for a work of artist to be as visceral as it is. It doesn't shut the door to the dark inner world, but it muddles it's meaning to something grey not worth allocating to an idea. That being said, it works wonders on people who need it to be able to work everyday work. Artists stories are often big part of their work, which is why those artists that are known by everybody often have quite colorful lives. But also suffering is relative, like for example Van Gogh, one could argue that he was artist suffering from mental illness that drive him to self destruction and self harm who sold only one painting during his life. But he was also man who didn't actually earn a cent during his life and was still able to travel around Europe, go to brothels, bars, and so on regularly, because his life was paid by others who for various reasons supported his hippy life style. And there is also artists like Picasso, who found their greatness and thing that marks them in history books after they have gained fortune and good life. As Picasso become rich with good quality portraits other paintings, but he is remembered by painting style that he invented after he was already rich and respected artist. And there are artist like Tolkien whose path to world fame was in middle of suffering and good life. Tolkien fought in WWI, which is the suffering part, but then he was respected English professor with steady income that let him to write books that he wanted to write. The suffering of one is not comparable to the suffering of others, true. But objectively speaking they had a suffering and personal demons and they channeled that to their craft beautifully. Maybe i should've framed it differently as i wasn't talking about mental illness, but the boundry between the two are thin when it comes to creative types. Also Picasso, lol. Perhaps the most boring paintings that there is so it fits that he was a happy kinda guy.
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If you want to remove Islamic terrorism, then just deport all muslims. Then deal with with your own terrorism.
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Efficiency is the wrong word, but rather quality and creative impulses. Still only seeing an assertion with no proof. I can not offer any personal story, but pretty much high marks music, art and litterature (Milton's Paradise Lost, The Beatles, Van Gogh, Tolstoy's Anna Karenina, T.S. Elliot, etc) were made during times when the artists were depressed or suffered. Anti-depressants as such alleviates such strong emotions required for a work of artist to be as visceral as it is. It doesn't shut the door to the dark inner world, but it muddles it's meaning to something grey not worth allocating to an idea. That being said, it works wonders on people who need it to be able to work everyday work.
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[citation needed] I see it as a fair assesment that drugs who dulls the senses for for which suffering is experienced also weakens the capability to express them creatively. For the same reason as drugs like alcohol and LSD seems to temporarily heighten them. That only leaves you with having to prove that suffering artists produce art more efficiently than happy artists. Efficiency is the wrong word, but rather quality and creative impulses.
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[citation needed] I see it as a fair assesment that drugs who dulls the senses for for which suffering is experienced also weakens the capability to express them creatively. For the same reason as drugs like alcohol and LSD seems to temporarily heighten them.
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Most artists of yesterday would be diagnosed as having a mental deficiency today. While mass medication of ADHD/ADD/depression/anxiety might save lives, it seems to curb the explosive creative energies that come from suffering artists. You get some, you lose some.
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What is it with men these days? You can hear the cry in his voice and talk about legal action. He clearly has no concept of honor, like a woman.