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Originally Posted by blazer1  perhaps it is welcomed because it is written in the words of a modern day man.
it took a different approach to reach people centuries ago, these days we are not so much about being poetic we are more about being fast, and straight to the point.
this is shown in music, it has gone from classical, to rock, to techno.
through years of trying to quantise the universe, make sense of it all by developing logic/rationality we are expressing this in our art.
we are not so much about how the colours blend now, we are more about where one colour stops and another starts now.
if you get me. |
Yeah it's a high speed culture nowadays,but that doesn't mean we don't get the same effect. I admit i get kinda lost with big words and roundabout explanations,so i like "quick and to the point" when it comes to reading a book. If the Bible was short and in modern English i'd read that too.
I have to respond too about your music comment. It sounds like you're ripping on rock and techno,or are you just saying musically songs are faster and shorter nowadays? If so,i disagree. I disagree either way,because there is any kind of music you want to find out there,if you just look hard enough.