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I think there is a new one releasing too

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Which diss track was objectively better,"Rap Devil" or "Killshot"?MGK vs Eminem

You are right on that. So, back to your original question, there is more to photography than spectatorship be it morally just or unjust.

Yes, I think the photographer's intent is enough to count as active involvement. When a photographer is able to move the masses with a single shot then they have achieved their goal and have potentially

If you could live in an alternate world (from favorite show,book,video game, etc..) which would it be? And why?

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I feel like viewing photography can be considered spectatorship if it seen by people more removed from the nature of the object being photographed.  War photos ranging from all time periods in history

There are 2 films tied for the most unsettling i've ever seen. Grave of the fireflies (1988) A beautifully animated film about a teenage boy and his young sister fighting  for survival during WWII

Picture a battlefield 10,000 Donkeys marching from the east looking for new grazing grounds lead by a full maned charismatic male lion.  From the west approaches an army of 10,000 blood starved lions

How does the caste system influence Indian society in 2018?How influential, and in what ways does it affect people's lives?

Sometimes when people post their questions here, they are incomprehensible but still receive an answer. The person who answers intelligently may correct the question in it's spelling, grammar and punctuation

No, some people ask questions that can easily be found by doing a simple google search, or spam questions in an attempt to get upvotes.  The people who thoughtfully answer the questions are the ones

Enjoying the Outdoors Camping, hiking, archery, reading in the early hours of the morning on my porch. Disconnecting from my phone and just enjoying the eights and sounds of nature.  Enjoying the