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In another country, a civilian, for half of what was heard yesterday on Annozero, today the press would have slaughtered the prime minister, the opposition would have put him in a state of impeachment, and the ordinary citizen would have demanded his head. Here, the press continues to kiss his ass, the opposition is a reflection of the prime minister, and the ordinary citizen dreams of being the prime minister.

But above all, will Trix finally have distinguished my comments from those of Skeletron? Upon rereading, it seems that I receive responses meant for Skeletron and Skeletron receives part of mine.

But then, are you sure you distinguished between me and Skeletron? You seem confused.

"Ah, and you don't know anything about the others either, so everything you say is not absolute truth." And where, pray tell, would I have spoken about you on a personal level?

Trix, who the hell has made jokes? @PaolaFrancesca "with someone as ignorant as a goat who tries to pretend to be a literary expert," I assume you are referring to me. First of all, it’s nice to be told that one is "ignorant as a goat" by a complete stranger who knows nothing about you; it removes any credibility from your interlocutor. Secondly, art history books often recycle parts and sections from previous editions, resulting in books published at the dawn of the 2000s that contain material from the '80s. The use of certain pronouns, tenses, constructs, and a general "heaviness" of language inevitably makes one think of these latter. Thirdly, according to logic, either Trix has copied, or she is practicing writing in a baroque and heavy style. Fourthly, it always brings a smile to see people trying to silence others on an internet site.

I agree, I saw them live last year in Milan, and I was amazed. I too have stopped drinking bitter water, but every now and then I get a bit of a craving.

on trust

just as we are free to comment as we please, if there are at least 2 paragraphs that seem copied and pasted from a book. If other people's comments annoy you, perhaps you've come to the wrong site.

"The risk is that the review comes off as textbook-like." I don't think here the technical terms specific to the artistic field are being criticized, but rather the syntactical structure of the sentences, which in this case raises, rightly so, more than one doubt; it's typical for textbooks to use certain verb tenses in specific circumstances and to report sentences constructed according to established schematics. Personally, I will tell you that the use and abuse of the pronouns "egli" and "essa," with that specific placement in the sentence, is enough to make me think that it is, at least partially, cribbed from a textbook.

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