Power, Flexibility & the Delight of Confusion

by The Hafler Trio

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you_must_be_upgraded I greatly enjoyed this interview. The topics of the computer as an environment, the effects of "looking," and mnemonic strategies (and much more) are vital and important for consideration.

The setting of a café was at first a bit distracting, but it actually made me work harder to focus on the topics being discussed. It reminds me of sitting in a café with my friends having a deep and meaningful conversation. Worth your time to have a listen.

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yes, indeed, and forsooth, more blabbing for express purposes of contradiction, inflamation of the subtexts, subliminal conversational hypnosis and a great deal more. or not. not a shred of "music." none. but lots of opinions and mis-heard "facts" that would probably be disagreed with today. so don't ask.

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released February 4, 2019

Interviewed by Elīna Zuzāne, Riga, Latvia, 03/07/2012

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