It's a different kind of inventing, one so full of constraints that they become the driving force whereas with poetry--many people's at least--it's the sheer wide-openness of possibility that drives the creation of the work.
So they come from a foundation of openness to possibility".
'Regular' language-games, such as the astonishing list provided in PI 23 (which includes, e.g., reporting an event, speculating about an event, forming and testing a hypothesis, making up a story, reading it, play-acting, singing catches, guessing riddles, making a joke, translating, asking, thanking, and so on), bring out the openness of our possibilities in using language and in describing it.
Change your mindset from one of want and need to one of openness and possibility.
What is really objectionable is not conviction and clarity, but the abuse, mockery and refusal to acknowledge any weakness that signals a lack of openness to the possibility of being wrong, and sadly, this is all too common.
The experience of openness and possibility continues right into the lobby, an airy, cathedral-like room backed by balconies that curve around the exterior of the 1,800-seat 1,800-seate sperformance
The two peoples have a lot in common, he says an openness, an immediacy, a sense of possibility in things.
One possibility she raises is the very openness of the open source community.
His answer: diversify the economy, create greater social openness and fun, and produce a sense of possibility for Saudi youth.
Her appearance, of course – the strong, masculine face and honey hair, all crags and straw, the dark toque and oversize coat somewhat incongruous in a boutique hotel in central Paris – but more her sense of wonder, her openness to the possibility of wonder in herself and others.
