Joseph Maynor

You have to figure it out yourself.

Delicious and instructive too.

Lol. You love it.

Everyone is at a different stage of development.

This is all a show, a performance.

There is definitely politics involved in any social relation.

I watch movies in the theater on a regular basis, and I can attest that film making has not died. There are still great movies being made today. I list those in the film thread.

A lot of philosophy is designed to get you distrust your thinking.

I think there is a difference between a prejudgment and a post-judgment when it comes to experiencing an artwork. I'm more interested in my post-judgment than anyone's prejudgment in an artform that I know something about.

I have friends that pick movies for me to see, so I never have to worry about this stuff. I just watch and make up my own mind. I don't want to be prejudged when experiencing art.

I don't buy this at all. You're resorting to what other people think instead of just experiencing the artwork and making up your mind. It is a prejudgment.

People want to listen to critics and narratives instead of actually experiencing artworks in themselves. I never look at movie reviews or even want to know what it is about before I watch one.

The elephant in the room is you are creating your reality.

This is a great first step but Play goes deep.

This is so good lol.

This is a cool video showing the variety of what people eat.

Vinyl sometimes sounds fuller and warmer to me. It depends on the pressing.

I'm seeing this in the theater tomorrow.

I'm one of those lol.

It depends on how you organize the stages of development.

Okay. Then what?