I disagree in saying Spotify gives artists exposure. Spotify is not exposing people to stuff based on what could provide them with stuff like happiness, what could make them explore new worlds, or what

'How to execute business' should be bar capitalism, or greed will be the deciding factor. I live without greed where art is concerned, except for when it definitely benefits the artist whose work I consume,

I don't use Spotify. The problem isn't that; the problem is how the work, almost monopolise music and how we must spread knowledge about what they do, how that affects musicians and the rest of us.

Hi! I know that Venezuela is deeply affected by both propaganda from its government and also from the outside, perhaps mainly the USA. To me, I believe Wylie deeply regrets what he's done; he both admits

Thanks, @marcybetancourt! I hope you read it. My Bergman comparison is probably all over the place if you speak with someone who knows Bergman's work deeply; I've only seen a few films, but his way—and

Thanks, Marcy. It's a special book for sure.

Thank you so much both for your words on my writing and for your tip.

Thank you so much, Erikah. If you want to dip your head into another likeable book, also more than touching into the realm of humanity and existentialism, I recommend Sarah Bakewell's "Montaigne:

It was a very good read. Like I wrote, it could just as easily have been a let-down, but Bair really keeps a cool head and knows her stuff in and out. The fact that she took years to write her biographies

Thank you so very much for writing that. It means something to me, and not a little. Thank you, yet again.

Thank you!

It's lovely! I got it via Edelweiss!