@ obiwanobiwan, um... Nietzsche: not much a philosophy kind of guy, me, but it worked for Siegal and Shuster, I guess. Shakespeare: wrote a lot and couldn't spell his name, hmm. Reminds me a lot of Machiavelli, though: occasionally says what he thinks, but doesn't want to get in trouble with the authorities. History: bunkum... but only if you use words like "bunkum"; otherwise fascinating stuff (but as I'm currently wrapping my head around the 100 Years War, that might give it away). The Economy: that one's simple - make money mean something other than numbers again and things might be worth the numbers we pay for them. God: I speak to God everyday, but then I'm clumsy and stub my toe a lot; also, probably not in the way she'd like me to speak to her. World Politics: EVERYTHING is a conspiracy these days... which makes me wonder if the lovers of conspiracy "theory" realise how close they are to Marx? Kant: if you think you're Kant, or if you think you aren't, you're right. The Beatles: great in their time, possibly good after their time, but if they wrote Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds WITHOUT knowing it would link to LSD, I'm disappointed (and they didn't know semaphore). Obama: see "Kant". Oh and the Americans who call him"socialist" really don't know what "socialist" is. Mozart: a genius... if only he'd known about the steel guitar *sigh*. Lady Gaga: aptly named. The Meaning of Life: Douglas got it right, beyond 42 it's meaningless.
@ everyone else, thanks for the welcome :)
Oops... I nearly missed Cage off. I'll leave you with this interesting thought......
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