Emotions: the roots of art

I tend to agree.

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Something many people forget is that emotions rule many people throughout their life, some people repress them and others act on them.  But emotions play a huge part in everyones’ life. Truth is that the most beautiful pieces of artwork either they are paintings, songs, sculpturer, dance routines etc. happened/were created after a really emotional time in an artists’ life either it was a heartbreaking or a wondeful time for them. What do you believe?Placeholder Image

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Nothing but Phonies – Taki’s Magazine – Taki’s Magazine

A dirty old man by the name of Robert Kraft, a billionaire who owns the New England Patriots, the No. 1 American football team, was caught using the massage places and photographed paying for what should come naturally. I don’t like Kraft because he’s a groupie and a phony, and now I like him even less because he’s also a cheapskate. He paid 200 bucks, a sum that doesn’t take a working girl very far.
— Read on www.takimag.com/article/nothing-but-phonies/

Satire at its best

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Eliot and Irons ~ The Imaginative Conservative

Hearing T.S. Eliot’s poems read brings us back to the haunting beauty of the words themselves, and hearing the words unlocks Eliot’s powerful imagery, just as he would have wanted. Jeremy Irons’ classic rendition empowers this strange transaction, and through the words we are taken beyond the words to the realm of the Word… (essay by Dwight Longenecker)
— Read on theimaginativeconservative.org/2019/03/ts-eliot-jeremy-irons-dwight-longenecker.html

This Is One Way Psychopath Brains Are Different, According to a Harvard Study

Dealing with a psychopath can be a trying task. Psychopathy doesn’t make clear, honest communication particularly easy, but it shouldn’t be directly synonymous with evil, danger, or violence. There’s a key difference in the brains of psychopaths that you may relate to more than you realize.

— Read on curiosity.com/topics/this-is-one-way-psychopath-brains-are-different-according-to-a-harvard-study-curiosity

Scary