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Figure 1 of Kutschera's article shows, as the caption describes it, "the 'Tree of Knowledge', drawn ca. 1304 by Raymon Lull (1235-1315)" (the correct, Catalan spelling of his name is Ramon Llull).
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Yes I do, inasmuch as I can't paint, I can't draw, I can't sing, I can't play a musical instrument.
She adds, "Somewhere in the nineteenth century a line got drawn: you can't do this for grownups.
I spend all day lying in bed with the curtains drawn; I can't name more than two things I'm good at doing.
Of course, in some sense drawing can't be dead: there is a vast market for the original work of respected architects.
The large national survey it draws on can't rule out possible underlying differences between people who have health insurance and those who don't.
oh here's a shitty laptop Drew: I can't sing.
Independently drawn subsamples of ca. 300 persons were presented with one of four different versions of the case history.
"I think people are drawn to things they can't figure out," she said.
Aren't we most drawn to what we can't have?
"Sometimes I look at these pages and think, 'did I draw that?' I can't even remember drawing it".
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