I have to admit that humans are good storytellers. Especially when the discussion of art and the need for poetry is felt, storytelling becomes even more important.

The art of storytelling has nothing to do with ... .

 

They're already lining up in an.................ticipation.

 

obviously not.

 

If you mean that today's generation is not able to tell stories and instead of telling amazing stories, the boring routine of their lives is expressed in the form of art, I agree with you.

Until humans have access to pure facts, they will use storytelling as a powerful tool to fill their conceptual gaps because they have no choice. They do not seem to be able to achieve pure facts any time soon, even in the distant future, so daydreaming and storytelling still seem necessary.

Of course, most scientific theories are nothing but stories and due to their good functions, are currently accepted and used by humans.

 

Explain why "today's generation are not able to tell stories?" Explain "until humans have all the pure facts?"....and please tell me the difference between pure facts and impure facts. I mistakenly assumed a fact was an undeniable piece of knowledge. Explain" daydreaming is still necessary?" Explain "most scientific theories are nothing but stories?"
I understand the rest of it, but then this is almost all of it.
PS. I think I have an explanation for this...Hi Foster!

 

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thank you for providing evidence that people are not good at dumb semantic games or 'storytelling', in real time. seems people are not good at comprehension either. people will find great utility in it.

 

I do enjoy the way Krusk refers to humans as a species that is alien to him.

 

hmm... human beings may be good at things like deductive reasoning, triangulation and pattern recognition. people obviously are not.

 

I think if this topic was a runway, the plane skidded into the grass a while ago.

 

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why did you edit? i like the unedited version. i think you perfectly defined the new holy trinity. the human being, the person, the idiot. we have reached the godhead. go fourth father and spread the word made flesh.

 

Are you referencing my Cartesian Past Tense Philosophy being:
I was thinking.
Therefore I was amming.

 

After researching arcane sites on the dark web, i read that @Krusk is an experimental cyborg Justin Beiber (built collaboratively by lockheed martin, alphabet inc & tesla industries for the pentagon), currently held in geostatic orbit 250 miles above disneyland. Armed with only a copy of garageband, one bontempi organ vsti, a soundcloud account and a direct http link to audiosex, he has been tasked with taking over the world.

To do so in this way would indeed require extraordinary AI ability and i think one day soon we're all gonna be sorry...

 

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Ive replaced the backing vocals.

 

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that's the one.

the voice sounds much better IMO BTW. sounds less like you are up there in orbit with the beiberkrusk and the seven dwarfs. there are some nice tonal qualities there. only a few more durries and wee dram from perfection.

 

As a man posing as a real man who is as rugged on the inside as out, I am reluctant to show any signs that may expose my gentle nature. Now the faćade is stripped bare. Gaze upon the true Lennie Belardo! Shield your eyes from his blinding magnificence lest you turn to a pillar of salt. Or perhaps a condiment or a side dish.

 

Humans aren't the only ones that can tell a story. These guys are amazing.

 

@Lenny Belardo
Please forgive me. I think it was a misunderstanding. By new generation, I did not mean you. I love your music.

I mean those who wanted to choose new paths and, without trying to understand the tradition deeply, made choices that the situation has reached where we see it today. Please do not ask where we are now because it is very clear.

Slowly distancing oneself from tradition is a good thing and leads to progress and innovation, but when, instead of slow distancing, a rapid break occurs, confusion takes place. Today's generation does not know exactly what they want and why they make music at all.

Most of what composers today do is inventing weird styles. They confuse making valuable music with inventing style. When they say I want to find my own voice, they mean to create style, not to raise their understanding and implementing it in music. Unfortunately, due to the lack of real knowledge of music, they do not even succeed in creating a style.

Now @refix comes and changes the dots of my sentences with question marks and pretends that he knows everything best.