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Art Is Not An Object, But A Trigger For Experience.

Cultural Objects Have No Notable Identity Outside Of That Which We Confer Upon Them. Their Value Is Entirely A Product Of The Interaction That We Have With Them.

Emotion Creates Reality, Reality Demands Action.

There Is A Sort Of Convergence Starting To Happen Between The Computer And Musical Instruments, But It's Still Quite A Long Way Off.

Saying That Cultural Objects Have Value Is Like Saying That Telephones Have Conversations.