No two humans have possibly experienced a life identically at any time
since time began. Each one of us has traveled a different path. Close
but
not Identical. Basically we are all unique, but some don't know it,
and are
just waiting for some one to show them. like the latest word from
someone
mando
On Dec 22, 2008, at 9:17 AM, Chris Miller wrote:
"We may say we have our personal tastes, but we really only imitate
some
social group taste"
Speak for yourself, William.
My taste may have begun with imitation - but it has become
distinct to the
point where I doubt that anybody shares it.
And the ability to notice fine differences is something that can
only come
from experience rather than imitation.
"A stressed brain with aesthetic fatigue could explain Magritte's
works"
Really ? Luc -- this seems really far-fetched -- perhaps you could
expand
with an explanation?
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