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"Other-worldliness" is an interesting idea for me because what a sense of "other-worldliness" really is, is an underlined, emphasized sense of "this-worldliness" and not really "other-worldliness" at all, yes? As long as that's clear, then deeming it a sense of "other-worldliness" is good enough for jazz. <un-aside> |
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I said "Of all the people I've ever met, there's no one I know who speaks more than you" not "Of all the people I've ever met, there's no one I know who talks more than you.". There are worlds of difference between speaking and talking, the essential one of which is: the former is generative, creative, and includes bringing forth, and the latter is narrative, descriptive, and includes gossip. But that's a subject for another conversation on another occasion. <un-aside> |
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