Because traditionally pirates didn't have that hierarchical thing - it was outside monarchy and that type of milieu.
Even though you may be doing a service or providing a service.
If you were recognised as a pirate it was really to do with style.
Sometimes it's the "simple" and "unimportant" dreams - the mundane - which DO have a great deal…
Sometimes it's the "simple" and "unimportant" dreams - the mundane - which DO have a great deal of power.
I definitely believe in dreams in the daytime.
That ONE PIECE - it's what draws people to shipwrecks and to dark tourism.
[For a bit more about some aspects of Dark Tourism - PHILOSOPHER'S ZONE].
Just listened to an awesome podcast about moral development through the world of Jerry Maguire. It is on POP CULTURE PARENTING.
So I think about rewards; punishments; community recognition.
And the quest thing - this is SO LORD OF THE RINGS
[especially the teamwork - the reluctant teamworkers like Frodo and Bilbo - for different reasons].
And recognising intent [doing your best].
About dreams being supported or not by the people most immediately around you - a show called THIS TOWN [Stephen Knight] exemplifies this for me.
Eventually Dante draws in his brother and his father - his girlfriend; the record store merchant; his cousin and also a drummer.
More dreaming and more workable dreams!
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Because traditionally pirates didn't have that hierarchical thing - it was outside monarchy and that type of milieu.
Even though you may be doing a service or providing a service.
If you were recognised as a pirate it was really to do with style.
Sometimes it's the "simple" and "unimportant" dreams - the mundane - which DO have a great deal of power.
I definitely believe in dreams in the daytime.
That ONE PIECE - it's what draws people to shipwrecks and to dark tourism.
[For a bit more about some aspects of Dark Tourism - PHILOSOPHER'S ZONE].
Just listened to an awesome podcast about moral development through the world of Jerry Maguire. It is on POP CULTURE PARENTING.
So I think about rewards; punishments; community recognition.
And the quest thing - this is SO LORD OF THE RINGS
[especially the teamwork - the reluctant teamworkers like Frodo and Bilbo - for different reasons].
And recognising intent [doing your best].
About dreams being supported or not by the people most immediately around you - a show called THIS TOWN [Stephen Knight] exemplifies this for me.
Eventually Dante draws in his brother and his father - his girlfriend; the record store merchant; his cousin and also a drummer.
More dreaming and more workable dreams!