It gives the artist less chance to experiment".
In the UK the prices are so high that people are far less willing to experiment".
There will be room for different styles of music, for different political perspectives, for stations less afraid to experiment.
I wonder if her father's use made my friend more or less likely to experiment with drugs.
Because they are more restrained than their wilder peers, he says, high-reactive kids are less likely to experiment with drugs, to get pregnant or to drive recklessly.
Other countries are under less pressure to experiment: Britain has an outsize banking system that verges on being too big to save, let alone too big to fail.
I would also be much less inclined to experiment with some of the varieties we're bringing back from extinction if we had to pay even before we begin".
Since fewer young people can afford to move out of their childhood home, there's quite literally less space to experiment: it's hard to do tantra, or tranquilisers, with your parents watching Downton Abbey in the room next door.
Even if the stuff were sold in the sort of disapproving way that the Norwegians sell alcohol, more people would know how to buy it and would be less scared to experiment.
If you know your every move can be watched, and your every communication can be monitored, so private spaces effectively don't exist, you're much less likely to experiment with anything edgy or controversial; and in this era of cameras everywhere, facial recognition, gait recognition, license plate readers, Stingrays, etc., your every move can be watched.
