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offline Monoid from one source all things depend on 2010-06-23 01:34 [#02385109]
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Do you think, some pop songs lyrics have a deeper meaning?
At first this might sound ridiculous, because other art
forms might have more artistic value than a pop song. But i
think the interesting thing is, that sometimes these pop
lyrics have a deeper subtext hidden beyond the obvious. Or
am i going crazy?


 

offline Cliff Glitchard from DEEP DOWN INSIDE on 2010-06-23 01:40 [#02385111]
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poop song

too obvious?

ahhh.


 

offline anirog on 2010-06-23 02:40 [#02385112]
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Do you believe in witchcraft?


 

offline jnasato from 777gogogo (Japan) on 2010-06-23 03:01 [#02385113]
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"Do you think, some pop songs lyrics have a deeper
meaning?"

Deeper meaning than what? ...Than what the
producers/writers are intending to convey? Cuz that would
mean that someone else is putting that deeper meaning in
there, which is trippy.

Any song can only be as meaningful as intended. If one
finds some "secret hidden message" or "hidden sexual
innuendo", it was probably put there intentionally. And if
it wasn't put there intentionally, then it doesn't mean
that.

That being said, everything can be deconstructed until one
arrives at essence itself, which is mostly useless,


 

offline JivverDicker from my house on 2010-06-23 03:19 [#02385114]
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Essence is useless? Explain what you mean.


 

offline jnasato from 777gogogo (Japan) on 2010-06-23 13:22 [#02385128]
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"Essence is useless? Explain what you mean."

With regard to most analysis, opinion, or interesting
conversation.

The trueness of something- what makes it, it- is the result
of a balance between superficialities and depth (such as
concept, usage, etc.) But ESSENCE of something is getting
down to the core of what makes it possible, but at that
point, the subject actually loses its identity. And upon
further searching for essence, one is left with the ultimate
truth of all, which is just, IS. And that, is useless in
any applicable form, except for philosophical/spiritual
understanding.

Essence takes away all superficialities, all usages-- every
quality that makes any subject recognizable as that subject.
So I wrote it's useless, because-- although it's possible
to find ultimate depth in all, one will always find the
exact same truth (just IS). So at the furthest depth of
essence, a car is exactly the same as a flower, as a bird,
as a planet.

(just in case the beginning bit of the first long paragraph
didn't make sense... about identity, etc.) A car is a good
example. In order to find the truth of a car, one can
dismantle one in a garage and learn the functioning of all
parts. No doubt, this will leave one with a better
understanding of the car. But what results, is a garage
full of parts. A car-- is to travel, to cruise, to race, to
sex in the back, etc. All of the TRUE usages of car, are
totally lost when deconstructing it to learn what it is.
Upon further deconstruction, one will find the truth of its
structural integrity, as well as the source of various
parts' strength (from steel, etc.). And again, one does
have a better understanding of why the car is so, but now-
left in the garage- are not even major components of the
car; just scraps and torn apart shit. So now, the car is
totally understood, but totally lost. Had that person only
studied the car in the garage, all the technical analysis
possible would never result in the extremely direct truth of
just using the car


 

offline jnasato from 777gogogo (Japan) on 2010-06-23 13:23 [#02385129]
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...as intended.


 

offline Monoid from one source all things depend on 2010-06-23 17:42 [#02385142]
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Actually i disagree wih you. I am convinced that your own
brain constructs meaning all of the time. The piece of art
can point you in a certain direction but ultimately it is
your aesthetic judgement which makes it art or not. Your car
example, do you actually mean identity instead of essence? I
think the essence of something, is just the sum of its
truths, of course, i have no clue about anything


 

offline dariusgriffin from cool on 2010-06-23 17:56 [#02385143]
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I'm sure you're aware that everyone does a lot of things
unintentionally and unconsciously and is in denial about,
uh, stuff!


 

offline AphexAcid from Sweden on 2010-06-23 22:35 [#02385168]
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How could one claim to have found the essence of a car when
at "the furthest depth of essence, a car is exactly the
same
as a flower, as a bird, as a planet"?

That seems to me to be searching for water in a lake. You
end up with either.

Shouldn't it read "at the furthest depth of an object"?

The (supposed) essence is always OF some-thing (not
everything), otherwise you can't talk of it as being
essence, at all. It's not identical to anything else. Try
beginning at the other end. You have essence, now how do you
make this into a car? If you have abstract the qualities of
an object you end up with nothing.

It seems to me that your essence has both the quality of
being identical with everything else at their essences
(which seems to imply several essences in order for objects
to be identical at all) as well as being the essence of all
things, i.e. concrete objects.

Is it the object as such, or the essence, that is identical
with -- the essence (at "the furthest depth of essence")?

If it is the object, then what's the need of essence?
Is it essence? Then what's the need of the object?


 

offline AMPI MAX from United Kingdom on 2010-06-23 22:47 [#02385169]
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michael jackson


 

offline AphexAcid from Sweden on 2010-06-23 22:52 [#02385170]
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I don't think it's simply "what you make of it", as is
sometimes said.

I think it can't be anything else other than what is
perceived.

The notion of "what you make of it" implies that there is
something there to begin with. There's no need to
search for meaning. If it is there, it's already been
found.

The Teletubbies theme has as much meaning, or lack thereof, as
Leonard Cohen or Aphex Twin.


 

offline jnasato from 777gogogo (Japan) on 2010-06-24 05:24 [#02385202]
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monold---- yes, everyone is interpreting everything in any
way... art, whatever, but intention is important with regard
to "meaning". if I draw a flower and say it means love,
THAT IS what it means, because I created the drawing and I
created its intention. so you can interpret and get from it
whatever you want- see it as satanic or whatever- but that
it not the meaning of the drawing-- that is meaning of
yourself. because nothing means anything-- it's just all
shit flying all over the place. ALL "meaning" is
pre-defined by those why are able to give/perceive such a
concept as "meaning". So it's not possible to get an
accurate interpretation of meaning from a pop song, other
than the meaning that was put into it.

aphexacid---- "Essence" can be interpreted in many ways,
which is why I defined my terms. Essence is of
superficialities as well as depth. Take away either quality
and essence is lost. So that long shit I wrote was of the
search for essence and how one actually loses essence when
searching, yet still has a better understanding of it in
that lossy process of deconstruction. Also, the subject
becomes new when deconstructing and an actual new essence is
born, but the person still searches for the source of the
old essence. So while most experience essence from an
object/subject's superficialities as well as usage, take
away the depth, and none of that is possible. Depth
supports superficialities, and superficialities support
depth. They are both essence and result in essence. They
are "essential".


 


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