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The Batlord 06-09-2022 08:31 PM

What'd he do? Punch you in the nuts?

TheBig3 06-09-2022 09:30 PM

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Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 2206987)
What'd he do? Punch you in the nuts?

Yeah, actually he did punch me in the nuts. It's called 4′33

The Batlord 06-09-2022 09:45 PM

I'm not even a Cage stan but I do appreciate that malding over 4'33 is the ultimate litmus test for boomer music fans.

TheBig3 06-10-2022 10:06 AM

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Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 2206993)
I'm not even a Cage stan but I do appreciate that malding over 4'33 is the ultimate litmus test for boomer music fans.

If it's boomer to hate that...piece, then I'm a boomer. It's what a 14 year old thinks is deep.

Anyway, the Environment...

For all the carping about how unions force people to join, then use their dues for political purposes, it seems the utilities have been doing just that to stall renewables.

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The argument that has dominated this discussion so far has been about consumers’ rights. Ratepayers have been “captive” to the industry, the senators wrote in a joint letter to FERC, and the trade associations use their money to “lobby for policies that frequently run counter to ratepayers’ interests.” These policies might include the right to build unnecessary power plants (the costs of which get passed on to ratepayers) and to impose extra charges on customers who use solar panels. This is a timely argument, given that millions of households have fallen behind on their utility bills since the pandemic began, and many face the threat of having their power, water, and gas shut off.

jadis 06-10-2022 02:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Frownland (Post 2206967)
The biggest thing for me is his repetitiveness but whenever he goes off on the imagery of capital's metamorphoses or sassy takedowns of classical economists, it's good ****.

Yeah that can be amazing once you read long enough to get into that repetitive groove. Hard to sustain, too, when he goes off on a quantifying tangent that you're too bad at math to follow.

Ayn Marx 06-14-2022 01:14 AM

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Originally Posted by TheBig3 (Post 2206980)
Look, can't you just let me ****ing hate John Cage?

He doesn’t have sufficient substance to hate. Boredom is a more appropriate reaction.

TheBig3 06-15-2022 08:52 AM

That's fair

Ayn Marx 06-16-2022 12:52 AM

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Originally Posted by elphenor (Post 2207400)
4'33 is the only classical worth bothering with

What are you trying to say? That your attention span is limited to 4 Mins 33 seconds ?

Wonder how you’d cope with an entire weekend which is how long it takes to perform Wagner’s Ring Cycle ?

TheBig3 06-16-2022 11:55 AM

He's a contrarian.

Frownland 06-16-2022 12:11 PM

He helps bring diversity of opinion when it's bad take o'clock.


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