I have been given to think a lot about this question due to experience. Over the course of many years I have had many so-called precognitive dreams. I had to ask myself - if these moments already exist in an archetypal, or informational form, ahead of the coalescing curve of Now -how can cause-and-effect be primary ? - it must be secondary.
I have come to believe that time is a retrocausal function of a higher plane of existence - whereby we experience outcome or purpose as a process, which operates through discrete chains of novelty, and probability; where potential realities collapse in favour of the most (or occasionally the least) probable outcome.
That being said, Lira,
I still don't think Iran will win the World Cup, but I don't know much about soccer. :wtf:
Silky Johnson
{b.s.e.}
Ha. :wtf:
Slow in comparison to what? :conf:
idk, my iframe code doesn't work, fk it :thepirate
Lost in the middle of a desert in northwestern Nevada
High on psychedelics surrounded by thousands of dancing humans from all walks of life
The question, the theory, the answer
I am found.
JEO
To go and basically copy such an infantile play on words from Pimp My Ride himself, who did it a decade before, and better, is... Embarrassing. You'd expect more from such a group of "indie masterminds" or whatever. As far as I'm concerned, the only time anyone from Living Legends had a shine to them, was when they featured on a Zion I record (RIP Baba Zumbi).
Silky Johnson
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Originally posted by JEO
To go and basically copy such an infantile play on words from Pimp My Ride himself, who did it a decade before, and better, is... Embarrassing. You'd expect more from such a group of "indie masterminds" or whatever. As far as I'm concerned, the only time anyone from Living Legends had a shine to them, was when they featured on a Zion I record (RIP Baba Zumbi).
Rofl...um, do you KNOW hip hop? Copying others is literally one of the bedrocks of the genre. It's mostly a form of respect, a way for rappers to pay homage to their predecessors/influences/peers.
It's been done so many times by so many artists I wouldn't even know where to start, personally. But have have you never heard Mobb Deep lyrics used or referenced by, almost every rapper?? Mos Def? Nas? Mac Miller? Binary Star? Off the top of my head.
JEO
Why don't you go and copy the H.N.I.C. and choke on an egg, poser!!!
Silky Johnson
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Originally posted by JEO
Why don't you go and copy the H.N.I.C. and choke on an egg, poser!!!
Not to mention they're both West Coast legends. I've no doubt Xzibit doesn't have a problem with it. :p
JEO
Wigga I never meant Xzibit would have a problem with it. I don't even remember the last time I've made a post on here where my nuanced and careful attempts at humor would have actually come through. I thought the Pimp My Ride part would've done it, but no.
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Originally posted by Silky Johnson
Copying others is literally one of the bedrocks of the genre. It's mostly a form of respect, a way for rappers to pay homage to their predecessors/influences/peers.
It is? I didn't know that. I don't really listen to black music.
