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it's like the "public significance" aspect of art took over and completely colonised the modern manβs relationship with art https://t.co/2yAa643ahW
somehow it hasn't happened with running?? and surfing??? awesome. people understand they can have relationships to these sports without public significance https://t.co/NPHdwA8zE3
my poor stem-trained brain is just coming around to this https://t.co/i8cLdGDq9G
ive become such a dilettante im learning guitar, piano, and singing im learning bodysurfing, surfing, and skimboarding none of these i am extraordinary at, or plan to be, but they're enough to entertain me, and that's⦠sort all they need to be
i thought poetry was this stuffy thing adults read to each other instead of literally anytime kids did anything fun with words https://t.co/upZt3TEFT6
singing is more than broadway and the opera hall, always has been. it's been part of people's lives. heck, that's been more important, for most of history https://t.co/qOIWkQLEq8
@relic_radiation mm, "real singing" is different from the kind of singing that would be platformed on broadway it includes it and more. but how impoverished to have thought that was the entirety of "real singing" most of my life https://t.co/YwNiW1nFEV
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"dancing to feel" https://t.co/r9Mu0HLRpf
relevant: https://t.co/cTpWFY6FK5 and a thread a while ago about how "dancing to feel" and "dancing to convey to others your feelings" are almost completely different until ~20 I thought dancing was a sport to win π€― it's like if I thought eating was only for sommeliering
from David Byrne (via @omically) https://t.co/OOJg2tovfd
