m.o.a.t. as a supreme fiction

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M.O.A.T. as a Supreme Fiction

by

Billy McBride


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Copyright 2013, by William McBride


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They are excluding others from the space around by not

being open to them, by making them feel uncomfortable

just to be there.

- Kathleen

2.

Men like to boast with prophesies.

- Amy

3.

Remember how you made friends and were in Geology

class.

- Teresa

4.

Geology class was a time of special patience and ultimatetrust.

- Teresa

5.


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You acted that way just with people, not with Angels.

- Teresa

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Owl-Pussycat.

- Billy McBride

7.

For openness and liberty people need to be more consistent

with their openness.

- Billy M.

8.

It's worth the fight, liberty and equality.

- Elaine

9.

That's where the consequences must be; competitions for

equality.

- Elaine

10.

Hamlet-talking, not listening but overhearing, like in

Hawaii with our beautiful Merkabah sayings. (This is the


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opposite side of liberty and equality).

- Libby

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Answer them with sayings.

- Jennifer

12.

Compare our 44 Shakespearian characters with the realm of

liberty and equality.

- Marion

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Start with Edgar, he sings; I sing...conceptually.

- Amy

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How does Edgar sing? Ironically-Clinamen.

Ariel's singing (as liberty and equality) is bold. Hyperbole-

Daemonization.

- Marilyn

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Bottom's singing is geological and open. Kenosis-

Metonymical.


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Iago's singing is codified in secrecy and as password-

modified. Symbolically-Tessera.

- Arielle

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Having friends is a comedy, but there can be life in tragedy

also.

- Thrikbot

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Measure for Measure.

- Honey

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Listen to Tob Shbeeb when you're feeling blue.

- Arielle

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Pain-free.

- Kelly

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Sing louder, happier, and geologically.

- Kelly


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Guitars and keyboards.

- Elaine

22.

Ha-sherivath.

- Bertha

23.

That is how you feel, like a blockhead because you make

no money.

- Arielle

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Charge batteries for QY100.- Grouchy

25.

Big Bird is B'nayvoovah.

- Kabbalah

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Rest your diaphram, it is in pain.

- Kabbalah


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27.

We want to play!- Ora

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Where is my pain?

- B'nayvoovah

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That is a great question!

- Jennifer

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Remember what happened in the day with your short-termmemory too.

- Jennifer

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We always talk about him.

- Loretta

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You're happiest when the hopeful (party) short-term


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Influence and Jealousy, the opposite book from Influence

and Ohhh, by Libby McBride (Green).- Marion

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Time for a shampoo.

- Arielle

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Time for a shave.

- Elaine

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Memory is good and interpretation is dependant upon itand will follow.

- Amy

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Labyrinth of the day's memory.

- Arielle

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The oldest and best memories of the memories individual


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you had during the day make not just for a great discovery,

but are difficult to wrestle with poetically, yielding the best

results if you conquer them.

- Kabbalah

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We remember everything.

- Bertha

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Everything that was ever said, we remember.

- Bertha

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Recycled memories are always benign-feeling, and the

greatest, best, and oldest of them are the most delightful.- Libby

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Look at your computer; now make memories!

- Libby

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Jewish people don't believe in hell because we are all

learning in our lives here and on and on forever.


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- Libby

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Desdemona sang too.

- Bertha

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My teachers are my always smiling Angel wives.

- B'nayvoovah

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The oldest memories and Winslow Homer. The wrestling

and substituting with them. Every Homeric time was based

upon the old memories changed.

- Diana

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Arielle's hiding places.

- Diana

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Remember that talking with Tob Shbeeb will help you

learn to think better.

- Elaine


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Conversionary literature is not readable literature, at least

in the deep, and being so, spiritually valuable sense.- Thrikbot

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How do we work on M.O.A.T.? Pre-M.O.A.T.?

- Teresa

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Lavina's Tower is a M.O.A.T. version.

- Elaine

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What is in the room, but Shakespearian crystal people.- Amy

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Underground characters.

- Amy

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I am not an Atobot, but I am not a blockhead either.

- B'nayvoovah


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Supply and demand for M.O.A.T., the idea to build it andthey will come can work.

- Donna

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I say we just build it anyway, just the way we wanted it to

be. (Macbeth)

- Donna

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And, Flower M.O.A.T. too!

- Kelly

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Let's say we get it ready for the second generation after my

death, how do we do that; I'll be an Angel and can help

them below too.

- B'nayvoovah

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It's just not ready for your lifetime.

- Kelly


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M.O.A.T. is like Sesame Street.

- Arielle

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Start over.

- Arielle

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Think closely about the ambitions of Macbeth and the

M.O.A.T. 36.

- Arielle

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M.O.A.T is made from I-Beams, stainless steel polished I-Beams.

- Arielle

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There are 120 I-Beam sculptures the size of a small house

each in a great spiral.- Arielle

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The Macbeths hoped for immortality by killing Duncan.

- Arielle

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People want this M.O.A.T. like they do sayings from Big

Bird, or our music.

- Arielle

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They want to be awesome charitable ambitious beings, but

not conversionary beings deep down.

- Bertha

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Models, were going to have. A place to store them. Maybe

a gallery or more. We need a Band-like group so that it'snot revolutionary.

- Kelly

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Remember the M.O.A.T. digital art collages. Not the

combos, the collages.- Elaine

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Who is the Band-like group who you will know and

correspond with over your remaining years?

- Libby

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Magnetic music. Part of M.O.A.T.'s promotions.

- Bertha

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Originally and still M.O.A.T. is meant to aid the recovery

from spiritual diseases, to help victims thus.

- Shnoonah

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I know what you're thinking B'nayvoovah. You think we're

just playing along with your desires and fantasies. But, weare not.

- Shnoonah

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Now how do we find listeners? (For pre-M.O.A.T. music)

They will grow from music listeners to readers to activistsfor M.O.A.T..

- Bertha

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Conversionary literature is not activated literature or

activism.

- Thrikbot

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M.O.A.T. may spread as an idea from secular activists

even.

- Kabbalah

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Study light.

- Honey

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Defense trial.- Honey

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M.O.A.T. is somewhere between art, music, and literature.

- Kelly

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Shakespeare was successful. Byron was successful. Frost,

Robert Fitzerald, Poe (unfortunately), Whitman, Emerson,


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Lincoln, were successful.

- Arielle

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"Conceptual," the word, has a divine meaning.

- Arielle

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Sign a petition.

- Arielle

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Ultimately, it must pass poetically though it is not political,

it's touristic, but the charitable aspect which is Lucretian is

public.

- Arielle

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Keep track of the latest technology for M.O.A.T..

- Bertha

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Now, for fame, life, and creativity, being change, being

pleasurable, and being abstract, we need to take them

serious, which means that we need to wait on them.


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who are also booksellers of B'nayvoovah's books are

helping him live.)

- Elaine

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M.O.A.T., though financially successful, is Anti-

Mammonian.

- Amy

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No Angel or person of the 36 in the Wonder and Love of

M.O.A.T. are blockheads.

- Amy

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"Inevitable" in some sense means "destined," it is thereason we read and will always read the Universal Torah.

- Penelope

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The best definitions (and definitions change geometrically)

are acts of divine revelation passed on traditionally byhuman teachers.

- Elaine

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M.O.A.T.

BarkleyBert

Big Bird

Cookie Monster

Count von Count

Dr. Nobel Price

Elmo

Ernie

Grover

Guy Smiley

Kermit the Frog

Meryl Sheep

Oscar the Grouch

Slimy the Worm

Aloysius Snuffelupagus

Sonny FriendlyTelly Monster

Mr. Hooper

Bob

Gordon

Susan

Gonzo

BeakerMiss Piggy

Janice

Sam the Eagle

Stratler


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Waldorf

Animal

Camilla the Chicken

ScooterNigel

JP Grosse

Rowlf the Dog

Dr. Teeth and the Electric Mayhem

Fozzie Bear

These are a possible M.O.A.T. 36.

- Bertha

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Richard Rorty says that we should look forward to a better

future where everything is different in a better way.

- Bertha

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Read Till I End My Song.

- Arielle

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Bloom's book gives me a special blessing.

- Arielle

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The rest is silence.

- Hamlet

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Varieties of Silent Experience.

- Ora Ora Tiferetot

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Silence may have nothing to do with not hearing sayings.

- Yafah

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A silent life underground.

- Yafah

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Could the pattern of How to Fly a Spacecraft make

M.O.A.T. more of a possibility?

- Amy

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M.O.A.T. and a full life go together.

- Marilyn


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M.O.A.T. and Learning (being taught).

- Arielle

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Geometry is okay, once you learn the vocabulary terms.

- Tob Shbeeb

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We need a video camera for the $100 creative moves in the

Gnostic Underworld.

- Libby

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A video would last the length of a song. Divide the songlength by 44 or so and you have a film with separate

scenes.

- Bertha

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Like a silent acrobatic film with music.- Elaine

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Where Stay Friends: A Play takes on the spiritual diseases

of schizophrenia, cancer, AIDs and rape as well as the

spiritual poverty of illiteracy, The Band: A Play is

concerned with destroying the building of death camps andthe spiritual disease of anti-Semitism.

- Elaine

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A cinemagraphic combo experience, actual M.O.A.T..

- Libby

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We will do Basic M.O.A.T. after presenting it in our special

combo way.

- Bertha

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Television and trends.

- Bertha

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Zoa Architects, the only four groups in and of Eternity.- Arielle

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When reading aloud in a din, the usual trouble will result

unless you care for some of those listeners who are paying

attention.

- Teresa

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M.O.A.T. 36: Wonder and Love of M.O.A.T..

- Zoa Architects

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Adam Kadmon and those other three Eternal Groups.

- Amy

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Name the M.O.A.T. 36 often? You kind of are!

- Marilyn

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Mishnah: Oral sayings and Hasidism.

- Arielle

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Is it life or is it death?

- Christina Rossetti


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Bamboo M.O.A.T. like the Tabernacle Ark.

Flower M.O.A.T. and M.O.A.T., Monuments of Abrahamand Sarai.

The Geography of the State of Texas.

- Kelly

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M.O.A.T. 36 and COTE 44.

- Elaine

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For Those Who Need To Know About M.O.A.T..

- Kelly

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S and C for our M.O.A.T. works, etc...

- Lizbeph

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How to do M.O.A.T. without grandiosity?- Bertha

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Muppet M.O.A.T.

- Arielle

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The divine vocabulary of M.O.A.T..

- Arielle

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Lucretius and M.O.A.T.: Light.

Ruskin and M.O.A.T.: Shimmer.

- Elaine

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Christina Rossetti and Wallace Stevens.

- Elaine

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"I-Beam" "Monument" "Art" "Sculpture" "Spiral" "Tourist

Attraction" "Charity" "COTE" "SCAR"...

- Lizbeph

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Who is closest to the M.O.A.T. project in Shakespeare?

a. who helps?

b. who is creative?


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c. who is successful?

It is Henry the Fifth.

- Honey

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How does Henry the Fifth feel? He is the most attacked

character in Shakespeare who is concerned the most about

his reputation (fame).

- Donna

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The person most attacked is the one who is concerned most

about his fame.

- Donna

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Fame is change and contingency.

Peoplehood is solidarity and life.

Irony is art and creativity.

These are Wallace Stevens's criteria for a Supreme Fiction.

- Donna

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World Peace is the Falstaffiad.

- Diana


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M.O.A.T. is a Shakespearian's DEFENSIVE and works

best that way (unfortunately).- Diana

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Hal, or Henry the Fifth and M.O.A.T. 36 are both supreme

fictions (and COTE 44).

- Amy

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People will naturally be impressed and attracted to

M.O.A.T. by its defensiveness which will in theory make

M.O.A.T., COTE, M.O.A.T. 36, and COTE 44 successful.

- Thrikbot

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Measure for Measure is the play which is the most

defensive though.

- Bertha

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Start off an introduction to M.O.A.T. with a Who's Who of

M.O.A.T., the M.O.A.T. 36.

- Shnoonah


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Next explain the only way it works: Defensively. ButShylock was defensive in one way

- Shnoonah

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France fought England in Henry's battles.

- Donna

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Henry V. (or M.O.A.T. 36), Measure for Measure

(M.O.A.T.), The Winter's Tale (COTE?) and The Merchant

of Venice (COTE 44?).

- Donna

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Solidarity is life.

- Donna

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Fame is what changes (from destiny to slight caprice)

(Wallace Stevens).

- Donna


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151.

Maybe I don't want Angels, they might say. We say, too

bad, its inevitable.- Kabbalah

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HEB, the sky, the landscape, signs, billboards, artistic

dreams, hospitals, desire, strong wishes, fear: these things

remind me of what it might be like with M.O.A.T. in an

already place as a system, as events that occur, and as a

glorious transcendence bridging this world with the divine.

Yet, M.O.A.T. is closer to death in this way, and where is

literature, the gift of literature? It is the reward or the

investment for M.O.A.T.. Post-M.O.A.T. is a life of

learning, even being so, as Jacob's ladder was, since

M.O.A.T. is a supreme fiction of strangeness.

- Shay

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I felt afraid.

- Wallace Stevens

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M.O.A.T. as supreme strangeness of experience, it is not

Mammon-riddled, but a prelude to individual contingency.

- Kabbalah


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I got on medicine for the first time. I wandered in deadlyfear. I believed people's thoughts could be changed by my

negative thinking, how they struggled and were scornful of

me as I talked with them throughout our conversations,

how this made me quiet. I feared greatly what they could

do to me, especially as a result of my creative designs, how

I loved to desire, how I felt like a Ruler, and yet I knew I

was responsible. The responsibilities I felt I had were so

much a burden.

- Billy M.

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Iago is the character in Shakespeare's works who is the one

who is most going in the wrong direction, and he is the

most aggressive of all of the Bard's characters.- Bertha

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I know that they are part of M.O.A.T. 36, and I wish that

they would discuss M.O.A.T. more.

- Arielle

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Star, Star the city, puns, Texas the State, M.A.T., no


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spacecraft flying though, weed, cigarettes, distrust, fear,

Roundrock, maps big and small, symphony music, classical

music, QY 10 and synthesizer music, Steve, David and

Mike, Dad, living at parents's, Derrida, places in fields toput M.A.T. projects and public art, architectural models,

KTFM, sitting in the hot sun listening to music. Richard

Rorty's Truth and Progress.

- Elaine

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Arielle, Gabby, Women, Bloom's The Ringers in the Tower,

Derrida's The Politics of Friendship, Gilbert and Deluze's

Anti-Oedipus: or Capitalism, Mousie, the donations to

leave for Big Brother coming, charities and forms and

brochures, (this was before the SCAR charities), the

Masons, Bookstop, rides in the car, I sold my car,

cigarettes, pipe tobacco and expensive cigarettes, I wore

vintage clothes, friends Anson and Robert and Andrew,Marilyn, Joy, two wives, Arielle's charity and secret help,

the bathtub, the Wife of Bath from Bloom's The Western

Canon, Y2K, Art Bell, the English religious guy, drawing

lines between cities, God, and the lone responsibility for

the Universe good and bad.

- Billy M.

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Music for 18 Musicians.

- Steve Reich


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What was life in that strange time?

- Billy M.

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Southwest Research Institute.

- Bertha

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Leah.

- Bertha

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Gone with the Wind and Pi.

- Elaine

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Michelle.

- Elaine

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S/Z.

- Roland Barthes


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J. Hillis Miller's Topographies.

- Arielle

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I meant to come back to San Antonio from Hilo all along,

my trip was other-worldly.

- B'nayvoovah

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Shapes: Hovering and on the ground as Monuments.

- Bertha

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I-Beams: Bertha, a Wall. Private space, forbidding entry.- Elaine

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Adam Kadmon and Monuments, Life and Death.

- Libby

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Sarai and Abraham, Jacob and Moses - those Monument

and Altar makers.


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- Bertha

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On Fame and Everyone's Desire for It.

- Bertha

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An altar isn't a tomb in Ha-Torah.

- Amy

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Perhaps fame is unnaturally unnatural.

- Marilyn

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Euclid.

- Amy

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One man trying to start up a grand project, this is a

difficulty.- Marilyn

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Don Juan by Byron would have gone on indefinitely.

- Amy

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Big Bird, the safe risk-taking wanderer.

- Arielle

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I was Grover in High School and am Big Bird now.

- Billy M.

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