Dissertation Studio 11 — Exquisite Corpse

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EXQUISITE CORPSE

2 me how’re you feeling. Although objectively no veil could possibly grant you absolution, you must realise that such territory can only materialise once the threshold has been met/ crossed. This language you speak, it cannot convey what you must say, the institution simply won’t have it, trust me when I say we have asked and asked, demanded even, but no they say, ‘over our dead body’ they say. Yes, quite right, the corpse there lies, but how heavy it must be. Our lives are spent carrying the weight of our labour. But you were about to tell me how yesterday this that into consideration. No matter what time it is, time it is not.

Not a choice, not matter, nothing physical.

Just a feeling. Strange filling of abduction.

A third civilization mapping existence.

Time. So strange. I thought you left. Are you discrete enough? Are you seeing what I am?

It passed all over me. This time it didn’t even mattered. I never really was. It is just a matter of time if you will decide. I breathe strong enough now. What are you doing with all that soil? Soil it is. Time is soil, so noisy and not so peaceful as thought. It makes so much loud

3 and dissident noise. Power in numbers. One droplet would not make any noise or have any power to make such noise. The noise is hard to listen to. The ironic title of the YouTube video is ‘Very Relaxing 3 Hour Video of LARGE Waterfall.’ The constant movement.

Does a waterfall ever end? It is the same recuring motion so you would expect it to be boring. The view is beautiful though. If you had a shot, a picture, of a waterfall you would admire it and its beauty.

Newspapers Experience in person would be sits for hours on end buried in his newspapers and is not available to talk to anyone. He reads English, French and German newspapers, although he does not understand much French. He reads the newspapers with the same attention from beginning to end, only leaving out the novel section. He says: “Studying the classified ads is just as important as reading the political news. From them you learn acting autonomously in the world with an unchanging inner self that persists throughout our lifetime.

4 The molecules that make up our bodies have already been component parts of countless other organisms, from ancient plants to dinosaurs; we are more than half non-human, in the form of bacteria, fungi and viruses, whose genes influence our moods and even man our behaviour; and we cannot define ourselves by our minds, thoughts and actions, because these mainly originate from other people - the result of memes passing between us, existing before, after and

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Szedł Czarodziej Jesień – Czesław Janczarski Bure chmury w dal płyną nad doliną, niziną...

Rankiem słońce na wrzosie w brylantowej lśni rosie.

Koniec skwarów i lata, przyszła jesień bogata, zaorane już pole, dzieci uczą się w szkole.

Idą co dzień z książkami ścieżynami, dróżkami...

A jabłonka za płotem, spójrzcie, jabłka ma złote.

Gałązkami się kłania, woła Florka i Frania; i tak szumi jej listek: “Spróbuj, jabłko soczyste!”

Google translator :)))J))))) The wizard walked by Autumn- Czesław Janczarski The dark clouds are floating away over the valley, the lowlands ...

In the morning the sun is on the heather in the brilliant dew.

End of heat and summer, autumn has come rich, already plowed field, children learn at school.

They go with books every day along roads, paths ...

And the apple tree behind the fence, look, the apples are golden. bows with twigs, calls Florek and Frania; and so its leaf rustles: “Try it, juicy apple!”

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acting autonomously in the world with an unchanging inner self throughout our lifetime.

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