The Eskimo Show

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In this story a polar bear tries to eat an eskimo’s baby and a walrus saves the baby and the eskimo eats the walrus, so if that’s too much for you step out now.

I’m a little interested in world affairs, but not the way you mean. You are part of my world at the moment, so you are a part of my world affairs. This conversation we’re having, okay? This is the world to me, of me. This is the world of me so I’m interested in this. This and me are the same, so I’m interested. My interest and my world are the same. If I was not interested in part of it then that part would not be my world anymore, right? Yes, because my world is what I am aware of, what I am interested in. That’s my world, my world affairs.

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"Don’t worry about all this talk. If you want you can worry about ideas. That’s all this is, some ideas to play with. Ideas are playtoys. You play with them and see what they can do. If you have one you like you play with that one. Or else you throw it in the box with the other toys and forget it."

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