Despite knowing roughly where this story is going, it's refreshing to make the trip into risky territory with two women.
Books such as Aaron Copland's What to Listen for in Music (1939) sought to increase accessibility by democratising a prescribed kind of "good taste": they wanted the average person to be a reasonably educated listener, which at the time meant knowing roughly what the composers intended in the most famous works of European classical music, from, say, Bach to Brahms.
Knowing roughly where they are, though, feels a lot more acceptable.
Kyle, you and I are roughly the same age, and we both grew up knowing about this study in some capacity, I'm sure.
Is he making his naive and/or knowing and/or roughly sentimental music just because he wants to, because he likes music, because it makes him think in a different way about his other ways of working, because it is something an artist should do in a world dominated and warped by pop culture, because sound and words are as important to him as paint and shape?
In Los Angeles, thousands pass this statue each day without knowing anything about the man who saved thousands of lives roughly 70 years ago.
In Los Angeles today, thousands pass this statue each day without knowing anything about the man who saved thousands of lives roughly 70 years ago.
Humans who are alive and awake have a capacity or resource (cai) called "the knowing" (zhi) (A3, A22), roughly akin to the capacity or disposition to have conscious states and perform cognitive functions.
Put another way -- being told less than 1percentt of the waiting list was fulfilled each year, assuming each of the 9,000 ahead of me wanted at least two seats and knowing Giant Stadium capacity was roughly 80,000 -- I'd become a regular attendee somewhere around the 12th of never.
The usual suspects appeared, including roughly animated birds and landscapes, knowing forays into sexuality and pop songs, here sung in her childlike voice.
Until then, rest easy knowing that the sun has a mass roughly 330,000 times that of the Earth, and the Milky Way has a mass some 700 billion times that of the sun.
