Comments on: All You People, Can’t You See, Can’t You See? http://vitaminrad.com/jsnbase/2006/10/all-you-people-cant-you-see-cant-you-see.html Notes From the Underbelly Wed, 07 Jan 2009 01:12:46 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.4 by: jsnbase http://vitaminrad.com/jsnbase/2006/10/all-you-people-cant-you-see-cant-you-see.html#comment-62 Mon, 23 Oct 2006 14:49:12 +0000 http://vitaminrad.com/jsnbase/2006/10/all-you-people-cant-you-see-cant-you-see.html#comment-62 Although I can see that Iwas less than clear.....blame, oh, I don't know, Royana. Although I can see that Iwas less than clear…..blame, oh, I don’t know, Royana.

]]> by: jsnbase http://vitaminrad.com/jsnbase/2006/10/all-you-people-cant-you-see-cant-you-see.html#comment-61 Mon, 23 Oct 2006 14:45:24 +0000 http://vitaminrad.com/jsnbase/2006/10/all-you-people-cant-you-see-cant-you-see.html#comment-61 We agree. <i>These things aren’t necessarily limited to acting or the industry</i> I see the nobility - and the selfishness - as coming from the quixotic pursuit, not the field. We agree.

These things aren’t necessarily limited to acting or the industry

I see the nobility - and the selfishness - as coming from the quixotic pursuit, not the field.

]]> by: Robert http://vitaminrad.com/jsnbase/2006/10/all-you-people-cant-you-see-cant-you-see.html#comment-60 Sun, 22 Oct 2006 19:11:30 +0000 http://vitaminrad.com/jsnbase/2006/10/all-you-people-cant-you-see-cant-you-see.html#comment-60 It's interesting that you would use the word "noble." Is it? Is the idea of acting itself, the whole "dreamer of dreams" thing, noble? If so, can't it be done anywhere? I think I've come to the conclusion that it is not the life itself that is noble, but the idea of pursing something so daunting, something that nearly guarantees failure. I think I'm somewhere between a one and a two, only because my definition of "making it" is very different. It’s interesting that you would use the word “noble.” Is it? Is the idea of acting itself, the whole “dreamer of dreams” thing, noble? If so, can’t it be done anywhere?

I think I’ve come to the conclusion that it is not the life itself that is noble, but the idea of pursing something so daunting, something that nearly guarantees failure.

I think I’m somewhere between a one and a two, only because my definition of “making it” is very different.

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