Sorabji: The Second Comming of Christ

[ryguillian]

A lot of people love Sorabji for his contribution to music, but very few think of his philosophical contributions. I think he should be best remembered as a great philosopher of music (along the lines of John Cage) in addition to a great composer and a great human being, foremost. His contributions to society cannot only be measured in how many perfect pages of music he wrote but also in the edification of his writing.

—Ryan

[I Love Xenakis]

You have absolutely no shame, do you Ryan?

[ryguillian]

“Whom do you call bad?— Those who always want to put to shame.”

—Frederik Nietzsche

[I Love Xenakis]

“Whom do you call bad?— Those who always want to put to shame.”

—Frederik Nietzsche

So if I quote Finnegan's Wake that means I'm smarter than you, right?


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Nietzsche is for beginners.  At least quote Spinoza or Kierkegaard or Schopenhauer.

[ryguillian]

I’ve never heard of Finnegan’s Wake; perhaps you meant Finnegans Wake?

—R.

[I Love Xenakis]

I’ve never heard of Finnegan’s Wake; perhaps you meant Finnegans Wake?

—R.

Between us you're the one that hasn't read it ^^  Unless you read it in the past two months.  Is this indeed the case?  Could I subsequently quiz you on the book if you say yes?

Actually, *** it.  You're not worth my time.  You're end up banned soon anyways and I don't particularly want to join you in your fate ^^  Plz do not expect any more responses from me to anything you write.  I know you'll respond to this because you simply HAVE to have the last word.  And if you wanna start a pissing contest I do always have that one certain convo... =P  But no ^^