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Yea Miles started it with the Birth of Cool that was actually recorded in 1949-1950, but was released seven years later. Getz, Baker and Mulligan took it over as Miles went some place else. It's sort of like the same thing with jazz fusion. Zawinul, Shorter, Mclaughlin, Corea and Hancock would take fusion some place else after In a Silent Way/Bitches Brew sessions.

Great little video. I'm a big fan of Americana, as a wide genre, and have always been a fan of the "Heartland Rock" genre. Even though growing up I always just figured it was "classic rock". A lot of people, even nowadays, don't appreciate classifying some of the heartland rockers into their own genre. Which I feels robs them of their achievements as a cultural movement. Lots of people just go "it's just rock" or "Dad rock" and leave it at that. Heartland rock isn't really a solid term but it's a definite feeling / aesthetic. It's one of those things where you can definitely recognize it when it's there. Also wanted to point out it's ties to country artists. Steve Earle and Joe Ely are the two country boys who leaned into the style the most. Earle with his album Exit 0, and Ely with his Lord of the Highway album. Ely in particular is crucial for nailing the specifics of the sound when in comparison with his other albums. It sticks out considerably.

The music is completely incongruent with the topic. It is triggering my suppressed anger.

Blood Meridian has more similes than Disney World has tourists.

The first one that popped me up in jazz was Chet Barker.

I hear this a lot, but I have a suspicion that it’s also Musk’s master of systems thinking combined with first principles thinking. We often hear Musk talking about the importance of efficiency in manufacturing as a cost cutting driver - this is systems thinking in action. Maybe you could say first principles guided systems thinking.

Im already fully suppressed like really bad how do i reverse it i cant get it to come out

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I admire Mate, but he is delusional in this case. Women are allowing themselves to be angry because they are able to tolerate anger longer than men. Because of stronger male reaction to being angry they are forced by body to resolve anger. Women can hold to "being victimized" for years without letting go, which is learned skill. It's opposite, being "victimized" is virtue for women today. Instead of forgiving they ruminate for decades about being "abused" as a child. My God, from time of Jesus nothing changed 😅 In order to be healthy you MUST forgive and bless your enemies. Or else We move backwards in psychology by sanctifying resentment towards everyone who is suspected of "hurting" us. Nope, I can't agree. Probably he is blinded by his love to victimized mommy. I would understood because that was exactly my problem.

Nicely done. I'd throw in Creedence as kind of a bridge from the Dylan folk era to the Springsteen heartland era. Not sure if CCR would be strictly classified as Heartland Rock, but you'd be hard pressed to find a fan of one who wasn't also a fan of the other.

Great read

i have alot of difficult rage to get thru i need him!

Everyone say the jazz music suck I actually enjoying it calming my head.

great video! thanks!

Great analysis. But I still think that McCarthy's overall style (except for maybe "No Country For Old Men") is not the "minimalistic" and "simplistic" style that critics love to tout him with. His prose is extremely poetic, and thus, at times, very complicated (again, "No Country for Old Men being one of the few exceptions). There's absolutely nothing wrong with that; but I just wish critics would stop calling his writing style "simple," because, in my opinion, it is not. The great American minimalist novelists would be writers like Ernest Hemingway, Pete Dexter, Elie Wiesel, Walter Tevis, and Phillip Roth, to name a few. A lay person could read those writers' works and get it the first time around. I would never advise a beginning reader to pick up a Cormac book; that'd be like introducing a fledgling reader to the world of literature by handing them a collection of poems by William Blake. Pete Dexter has a famous quote: "I know what beautiful lyrical writing is, and I don't even try to do that. I try to make each sentence as clear as it can be, because the integrity of the book is tied to the clarity of each individual sentence." I would venture to say that though McCarthy's sentences are concise, they are not by any stretch of the imagination CLEAR most of the time (No Country being the exception), but rather "poetic" and "lyrical". Add to that the fact that he goes out of his way to break all the rules associated with punctuation... it can make for a very frustrating reading experience at times. And this coming from me, a voracious reader and published author. Having said that, great post! LOL.

Surpressed not repressed

I hate the jazz music!

Fantastic video, deserves so much more recognition!

What about my sadness.

Oh no no music behind

Music ruins the video

hey liam, really enjoy your videos! cheers! 🍻

Maté is the most relevant teacher/healer today, and his message should be shouted from the roof tops. In some of his lectures he elucidates and describes the mechanisms and causes of cancer, ground breaking information, and gets a few hundred views. Blows my mind.

The body is connected to the mind? Wow. Now I’ve heard everything.

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You are doing some good work, keep it up🖒

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Good vid, but music is bullshit

Great info! Please get rid of happy jazz! 🎶

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Elon Musk has not had to invent the wheel but has learnt how to stop it squeaking. He has made his mark on the world by answering just one question. How can I make it better? He has made existing technology usable by following this principle.

Thank you....all of this is facts.....and helpful...

Necessary information.....thank you. Enjoyed.

Once I was an IT security manager not knowing too much about technology, yet there were problems to solve. So I asked the technical experts the same kind of questions as mentioned here, finding the source of the problems, and being able to solve them TOGETHER by looking for what worked based on what we found out, rather than copying what others told us. Of course the world was a bit more complex than I described, still, this way of working was both successful and fun!

He doesn't solve problems, he just orders EMPLOYEES to solve problems or leave.

Send rich bitches into space Make tons of green Tell everybody else they have to use green electricity. Enjoy the tesla-gangsta life.

Awesome video

Great video

This is such common and fundamental way to approach problem-solving, not remotely original in any way. It really irritates me that people are always trying to make Elon Musk out to be such a genius. Certainly the majority of people don't use this approach -- they anchor themselves to what they think are common approaches to everything, and simply can't think out of the box at all. But there are still literally thousands of other people who could do even better than Musk has, if they had access to the resources he's had in life. And hopefully wouldn't then proceed to be a dishonest hype artist.

Fantastic video! Great! Keep up the great work, learned man!

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Step 1. Start a bank. Step 2. Rob that bank blind over and over. Step 3. Fake new inventions to raise stocks and assure investors. Step 4. Ruin everything

This is pretty good!

Subscribed 🙌 You fantastically broke down a complex topic into such a short and easy to understand content.