Mary Shelley's 'Frankenstein' explores the moral responsibility of creators, highlighting the consequences that arise when scientific ambitions override ethical considerations, urging readers to reflect on the dangers of playing god.
The fractal reality of the untranslatable is an ignorance worth talking about. The preamble of Whitman is heard loud and clear above and beyond the canopy of creatives around the world with echos far into the future. Is this an everlasting voice of sorts worthy of mimesis?
Plato's harmonic endorsement of music, musicians and the metaphysics of mathematics is in part due to it's applied geometric imagining. Copycats or imposters of his perfected ideal are not welcome.
