4 months agoThere is a modern line of research that calls this effect "Emotional Doppler", a reference to the Doppler Effect, which allows the observer to realise the distance between him and an observed object. The closer the object, the more intensely it is perceived. On the other hand, the more distant the object from the observer, the less intense the perception is. The problem is that, in physical terms, it doesn't make much difference when what brings our perception closer to a lived event is also a structural formation of frequencies in our brain. The intense coupling of these frequencies in our neural networks, if it is deep enough, can make us feel pain or happiness as in the past. In other words, from the point of view of physics and neuroscience, what Charles Chaplin said is partly true. I think everything we say is partly true.
7 months agoI saw a video witj titanic tragedy with comedy music and it really looked like "just a joke" ..very interesting
7 months agoChaplin was pushed outside uk, he was kick out..this is a trajectory of man forced to leave his country to have a future. When famous, he came back gk uk and was acclaimed..strange isnt it.. the comedy part is , he was also kick out usa due to mc carthy, he can back acclsimed to receive his only honor oscar..he never won oscar for a movie he nade
