Yes! Artistic expression is often an attempt to create not only the product but also social connections. I didn't understand this so well when I was an indie musician. I thought only the music mattered, but for most people, the music was simply a vehicle for being social. If I had to do it again, I'd be more aware of this.
Brilliantly stated. Conformity is an evil that pretends people can create morality by way of law and social legalism. Originality is the beauty of creation, and true community.
Thank you, Sky, and welcome to "Good Neighbor, Bad Citizen"! And your Comment is brilliantly stated, too.
Yes, revealed/spontaneous order is better and smarter than violently imposed order. Chattel slavery, for example, was temporarily "legal" but never morally humane.
To become an individual is to take responsibility of every act! And it requires great courage to be ready to admit our mistake and lean from any person without judging them. A lifelong quest to learn, unlearn and relearn is a must to become an individual.
Really like that you highlighted the responsibility aspect. Responsibility and ownership -- which are basically the same thing from slightly different perspectives -- are key to developing as an individual person.
Poetry is comprised of the individual creation of the poem and the sharing of that poem with community.
Yes! Artistic expression is often an attempt to create not only the product but also social connections. I didn't understand this so well when I was an indie musician. I thought only the music mattered, but for most people, the music was simply a vehicle for being social. If I had to do it again, I'd be more aware of this.
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Brilliantly stated. Conformity is an evil that pretends people can create morality by way of law and social legalism. Originality is the beauty of creation, and true community.
Thank you, Sky, and welcome to "Good Neighbor, Bad Citizen"! And your Comment is brilliantly stated, too.
Yes, revealed/spontaneous order is better and smarter than violently imposed order. Chattel slavery, for example, was temporarily "legal" but never morally humane.
And worse still, pretending freedom and all the while darkening people's minds to fight their own countrymen and defend the new world order slavers.
"Individualism elevates consent, and consent brings forth the most ethically sound of interactions."
100%.
I like that line, too! Thanks for highlighting it :-)
To become an individual is to take responsibility of every act! And it requires great courage to be ready to admit our mistake and lean from any person without judging them. A lifelong quest to learn, unlearn and relearn is a must to become an individual.
Really like that you highlighted the responsibility aspect. Responsibility and ownership -- which are basically the same thing from slightly different perspectives -- are key to developing as an individual person.