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magimaria said: "Why yes. That's why I think daydreaming is such a valuable tool....access to an
entirely other realm of reality....(so m, turn off that computer and get back on that
couch and dream!)"
And Schopenhauer said:"Alles Urdenken geschieht in Bildern. Darum ist die Phantasie ein so notwendiges Werkzeug desselben." Yeah, that's what he said. But what he meant was "All primal, basic thought happens in pictures. For that reason, imagination is itself a very necessary tool." And I'm a lousy translator. But I saw that in a book I cataloged once and copied it down and stuck it to my studio wall. I really don't know how to render "Urdenken" into English satisfactorily.
Entire Thread Subject Posted By Posted Anthropic principle wwh 01/10/03 02:51 AM Post deleted by Wordwind Wordwind 01/10/03 07:44 AM Re: Anthropic principle milum 01/10/03 10:54 AM omnipresence magimaria 01/10/03 01:50 PM Re: omnipresence wwh 01/10/03 02:14 PM Re: omnipresence rav 01/10/03 05:14 PM Re: omnipresence birdfeed 01/14/03 07:42 PM Re: omnipresence wwh 01/14/03 07:59 PM Re: Anthropic principle TEd Remington 01/11/03 02:09 AM Re: Anthropic principle Faldage 01/11/03 02:21 PM Re: Anthropic principle magimaria 01/11/03 04:19 PM Re: Anthropic principle wwh 01/18/03 12:35 AM
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