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	Comentarios en: Inspector Kloo 2	</title>
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		Por: Dhusor		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Well done. This is something that I&#039;ve been nstreliwg with for a while. Art is supposed to allow us to connect   with ourselves, with each other, with the world   on some deeper level. It should lift us up, make us better. I&#039;m not saying that escapist media can&#039;t fill that same role, but so much art these days seems geared toward helping us to disconnect. From what? What are we escaping from? What is the abject horror that we&#039;re all afraid of, that we&#039;d rather retreat into media than face reality? I have nothing against escapism but the proliferation of it, to the destruction of everything else   relationships, finances, literature, theater, other forms of entertainment   bothers me.  It becomes a replacement for, rather than an enhancement of, living a life.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Well done. This is something that I&#8217;ve been nstreliwg with for a while. Art is supposed to allow us to connect   with ourselves, with each other, with the world   on some deeper level. It should lift us up, make us better. I&#8217;m not saying that escapist media can&#8217;t fill that same role, but so much art these days seems geared toward helping us to disconnect. From what? What are we escaping from? What is the abject horror that we&#8217;re all afraid of, that we&#8217;d rather retreat into media than face reality? I have nothing against escapism but the proliferation of it, to the destruction of everything else   relationships, finances, literature, theater, other forms of entertainment   bothers me.  It becomes a replacement for, rather than an enhancement of, living a life.</p>
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