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Writing about the dichotomy of sensation and thought is a real brain tease...
How does one differentiate the two? It seems simple... so very simple. But where do we draw the line between the concrete, and the abstract? On what level are we processing the two? Why do thought and sensation work so well together, but also work so terribly?
Decent renditions of classical songs
A router that's in the shits,
And a chord that's strangling my leg
While reading a poem that's far too Miltonic
But pretty at the same time.
I’ll bid my emotions adieu!
Or is it right that I should feel
When I should feel you, too?
"Should I have the right to smile?" -- T. S. Eliot
How does one differentiate the two? It seems simple... so very simple. But where do we draw the line between the concrete, and the abstract? On what level are we processing the two? Why do thought and sensation work so well together, but also work so terribly?
Decent renditions of classical songs
A router that's in the shits,
And a chord that's strangling my leg
While reading a poem that's far too Miltonic
But pretty at the same time.
I’ll bid my emotions adieu!
Or is it right that I should feel
When I should feel you, too?
"Should I have the right to smile?" -- T. S. Eliot