Gilbert Payne

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⚡️ “World Thought and Culture III - Fall 2020”
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@sajwelc @USAOWTC It seems like a lot of people have a different version of themselves for every situation (not just work.)

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@JC87978955 @USAOWTC The world’s greatest ideas belong to those that are never heard.

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@EmilioUzcategu5 @USAOWTC Part of artists making true art is making it whether they are judged negatively or positively for it.

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@JazlynWT3 @USAOWTC I agree. These art pieces feel more idea drive than those in previous World Thought classes that felt more concept driven.

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@AbdelNait2 @USAOWTC Comic books went through similar trials to video games but have overcome and became more excepted with time. Video games are still relatively new, so, with time, people will realize their worth.

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@DestineyisHere7 @USAOWTC Music is an art form that each generation reforms to fit their needs, interests, and wants. (Which is probably the reason that older generations may not be excepting of younger generations music.)

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@KuhnTatum Point of view affects a readers perception of a story and its characters and has to make sense to the story the author is trying to tell.

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@IsaacRaab @USAOWTC I once heard Lee Child refer to writing as one of the most unbalanced jobs time wise between writer and reader. What take a writer 6 months to complete could take a reader 6 hours to read.

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@Matthew07319279 @USAOWTC Humans create their own restrictions.

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“The worker becomes an ever cheaper commodity the more commodities he creates.” If we create machines to do the work of humans, there is less work for humans to do, therefore the demand and price for human labor go down. @USAOWTC #WTCMarx

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As I read through this I kept coming back to this paragraph because I think Woolf says a lot in this paragraph in so few words. @USAOWTC #WTCRoom

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The ‘isms’ of the 20th century seem to have moved away from the naturalism we’ve seen in most of the art presented in other World Thought classes and really focuses on feelings and making statements. @USAOWTC #WTCisms

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The first time I looked at Roy Lichtenstein’s Drowning Girl, I looked at it literally and took it as almost a sitcom like joke. Then I looked at it as a metaphor and it got sadder. @USAOWTC #WTCPostArts

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A point that I found interesting from today’s reading is that studying one specific area long enough will eventually lead to connections with other areas of study. @USAOWTC #WTCVid

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I found it interesting that similar songs were close to each other in the timeline of the video. You could almost divide them into different groups such as patriotic songs, Christmas songs, etc. @USAOWTC #WTCPopMusUS

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In a lot of other narratives (Doctor Who, for example) time travel is often used as a means to resolve the story. It is interesting to see time travel cause problems. @USAOWTC #WTCKin2

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https://t.co/ZqktTy4xsm @USAOWTC @2stupid4tweets

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One element of good storytelling is presenting the audience with questions and withholding the answers. That’s what this story does from the first line. Then when you’re presented with part of the answer it only adds to list of questions. @USAOWTC #WTCKin1

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I found the comparison to fiction and drama interesting. People create what they believe in. @USAOWTC #WTCGender