[MD] Rationality

[Jan-Anders]

Marsha

The main rational part behind this kind of industrial mass production 
pattern as a well to economic yield was contributed from the french born 
industrialist Pierre Du Pont 1870-1954.

Just like the egyptian hieroglyphs, there are more needed to explain 
perspective drawing. The egyptians could obviously build pyramids in 3D 
but they could not draw a picture of a face in 3D.  In this case I think 
we need another kind of word to express why some people got chicken skin 
from watching something that ocurred 40 years ago. If this is good 
Quality are you able to remake this impression?

It is a strange feeling anyway to perform in front of a uncountable 
audience. It reminds me a bit about being the one at the top of a roof 
or a mountain. But you can't just keep quiet, the world under your feet 
are listening and you can't have contact with all of them. One must 
release the need of control of the listeners and their reactions. It can 
happen anything and its out of your control, people can undress in front 
of you and its impossible to react on that. This freedom of control from 
the speaker, this personal independence and lack of responsibility of 
being just one in a mass of thousands I think is mistaken as a 
sublimation for creative freedom.

For the people who build the technical equipment for this kind of events 
and these behind the organisation its mere business as usual.

:-)

Jan-Anders

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