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Re: There is no such thing as art     

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Author: Ledraychere
Date: Nov 27, 2007 23:21

...about doing something constructive and helpful for your species like... hmm.. i dunno... figure out how to end world hunger, poverty, etc. ? Nah, that'd be asking too much from the fartsy artsy's. They'd only complain that they couldn't get their tours booked, or their paintings displayed, or their sculptures bought. We have the power to do so much good, yet we ...
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Re: There is no such thing as art     

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Author: Immortalist
Date: Nov 27, 2007 21:28

...> How about doing something constructive and helpful for your species like... hmm.. i dunno... figure out how to end world hunger, poverty, etc. ? Nah, that'd be asking too much from the fartsy artsy's. They'd only complain that they couldn't get their tours booked, or their paintings displayed, or their sculptures bought. We have the power to do so much good, yet we waste ...
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Re: There is no such thing as art     

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Author: John Jones
Date: Nov 27, 2007 11:21

...> How about doing something constructive and helpful for your species like... hmm.. i dunno... figure out how to end world hunger, poverty, etc. ? Nah, that'd be asking too much from the fartsy artsy's. They'd only complain that they couldn't get their tours booked, or their paintings displayed, or their sculptures bought. We have the power to do so much good, yet we waste ...
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There is no such thing as art     

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Author: Psalm Nuclei
Date: Nov 27, 2007 10:29

... me. How about doing something constructive and helpful for your species like... hmm.. i dunno... figure out how to end world hunger, poverty, etc. ? Nah, that'd be asking too much from the fartsy artsy's. They'd only complain that they couldn't get their tours booked, or their paintings displayed, or their sculptures bought. We have the power to do so much good, yet we waste it on ...
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Re: The Next Best Animated Picture?     

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Author: Terrence Briggs
Date: Mar 18, 2007 16:58

... three we've gotten in most years. If we're bitching about the nomination of mediocre films, why not replace the conventionally mediocre with the ambtiously mediocre? Personally, I'd rather have an artsy-fartsy, animated textbook like GITS 2 over a boilerplate, animated romantic comedy farce like Shark Tale, but that's just me. I guess no nominator ever walked out on a film that didn't ...
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Re: Our Rantard Finally Figgered Out I don't Take Him Seriously     

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Author: Chris H. Fleming
Date: Mar 5, 2007 05:27

...the heroes of her novels, that's no evidence of anything but role-modelling and peer pressure. The reasons given weren't, as I claim, because Rand smoked. It was some artsy fartsy symbolism about the fire in the cigarette lighting the ideas of the individual... lots of mumbo jumbo I don't find to be particularly objective. It sounds like you're talking about...
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Re: Our Rantard Finally Figgered Out I don't Take Him Seriously     

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Author: mikegordge
Date: Mar 5, 2007 01:54

... the heroes of her novels, that's no evidence of anything but role-modelling and peer pressure. The reasons given weren't, as I claim, because Rand smoked. It was some artsy fartsy symbolism about the fire in the cigarette lighting the ideas of the individual... lots of mumbo jumbo I don't find to be particularly objective. It sounds like you're talking ...
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Re: Our Rantard Finally Figgered Out I don't Take Him Seriously     

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Author: Chris H. Fleming
Date: Mar 5, 2007 01:25

...or the heroes of her novels, that's no evidence of anything but role-modelling and peer pressure. The reasons given weren't, as I claim, because Rand smoked. It was some artsy fartsy symbolism about the fire in the cigarette lighting the ideas of the individual... lots of mumbo jumbo I don't find to be particularly objective. It sounds like you're talking about one ...
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Re: Our Rantard Finally Figgered Out I don't Take Him Seriously     

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Author: mikegordge
Date: Mar 4, 2007 14:18

... or the heroes of her novels, that's no evidence of anything but role-modelling and peer pressure. The reasons given weren't, as I claim, because Rand smoked. It was some artsy fartsy symbolism about the fire in the cigarette lighting the ideas of the individual... lots of mumbo jumbo I don't find to be particularly objective. It sounds like you're talking about one...
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Re: Our Rantard Finally Figgered Out I don't Take Him Seriously     

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Author: Chris H. Fleming
Date: Mar 4, 2007 12:12

... what a Rantard is. I do not at all mean to say that even the majority of Objectivists are like this. The reasons given weren't, as I claim, because Rand smoked. It was some artsy fartsy symbolism about the fire in the cigarette lighting the ideas of the individual... lots of mumbo jumbo I don't find to be particularly objective. It sounds like you're talking about one ...
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