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Nov 10, 2005 15:24

"To be great is to be misunderstood ( Read more... )

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xoxomelanie_67 November 10 2005, 21:09:51 UTC
hmm ( ... )

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ffiloreg November 10 2005, 21:28:05 UTC
ok so ( ... )

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therogerseffect November 11 2005, 03:01:05 UTC
mmm....astrophysics....

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xoxomelanie_67 November 11 2005, 22:36:21 UTC
....lol

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ffiloreg November 10 2005, 21:35:14 UTC
oh and hmm...heres an idea that just popped into my head...what if becoming less easily satisfied as a result of " greatness" is just a way to condition us to find some form of " true love"...

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ffiloreg November 10 2005, 21:45:54 UTC
i... think those are the same two sentences?

less easily satisfied...more difficult to satisfy....

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ffiloreg November 10 2005, 22:20:25 UTC
aah yeah i interpreted that wrong...

...whoops.

scratch that.

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xoxomelanie_67 November 10 2005, 21:41:29 UTC
..its not just the puritans. the separatists, the loyalists..everyone in american at this time was pretty much similar as far as greatness..perhaps those who were great were no different, like the preachers..they were respected, etc ...and when transcendentalism began to take hold of america, greatness manifested itself in new ways..eccentric ways. So yes, you're correct..perhaps it was not that greatness was created, rather, it was shown differently, which prompted emerson.

i'm not even positive exactly where i stand on this...which is why it's fun to discuss....<--------yeeah..we're sort of just spewing opinions...i'm not sure where i stand either lol ( ... )

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xoxomelanie_67 November 10 2005, 21:44:36 UTC
..or we could even say that...

true love IS greatness.

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xoxomelanie_67 November 10 2005, 21:48:00 UTC
yeah i meant to say

"as far as only fools choosing GREATNESS over LOVE"...

not

"...love over greatness."

lol..i wonder how many times we've used the word 'greatness'...

...is that even a word?

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