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Connect the Dots
Things that look unrelated, joined into one picture.
Why do nature's colors always look good?
The same painting in two palettes: why earth, forest and sky colors look beautiful, why a clash of bright colors looks tasteless, and whether that taste was always there.
Remember the little green-and-yellow carts at the mall? Where did they go?
The kids' rides have vanished from the malls, yet homes are full of cats and dogs. The urge to nurture may still be there, just pointed somewhere new.
Can we really live alone?
Everyone says you should be able to stand on your own, yet every meal and every light comes from strangers. So how does our social-animal brain feel about the thin wall between us?
Why do kids today love something as pointless as 67?
The people complaining about 67 today are the ones who were planking and doing the Harlem Shake ten-odd years ago, and the pointlessness may have been the point all along.