Do we perceive beauty?
Many of us have a hard time picking outs whats beautiful of not. In a commonplace environment at an unexpected hour majority of the people passing can not perceive beauty. We are so busy with our lives and career that we are unaware of our surroundings. I think this because according to the article lots of people didn't even know what was occurring.
Do we stop to appreciate it?
In the article most of the people didn't stop and appreciate the beauty. In a commonplace environment at an unexpected hour most people don't stop to notice their surrounding most likely because they are so involved in their own life that stopping to appreciate it is time taking. I think this because in the article only some people were able to stop to appreciate the music.
Do we recognize the talent in an unexpected context?
No, we don't recognize the talent in an unexpected hour because people are unaware of what is going on because of their interests in other things however many people will. In a commonplace environment in an unexpected hour majority of people who pass talent won't be able to recognize it. I think this because because in the article most people didn't even know the limits of the music as well as any music that was being played.
If we do not have a moment to stop and listen to one of the best musicians in the world playing the best music ever written, how many other things are we missing?
If we can't even recognize the best musicians in the world we are probably missing way more things that are worth more than the things we are currently stopping to do or see. The talent found in a musician is hard to find somewhere else but if we can't appreciate that which many people couldn't it will be hard to find it anywhere.
What does it say about our society?
The story says a lot about our society, where we live people are so dedicated to their lives that they are missing out on what we are born to appreciate. It says out society is full of ignorance but this may not be such a bad thing because they are also providing support to families that the time to do little things is so scarce.
Many of us have a hard time picking outs whats beautiful of not. In a commonplace environment at an unexpected hour majority of the people passing can not perceive beauty. We are so busy with our lives and career that we are unaware of our surroundings. I think this because according to the article lots of people didn't even know what was occurring.
Do we stop to appreciate it?
In the article most of the people didn't stop and appreciate the beauty. In a commonplace environment at an unexpected hour most people don't stop to notice their surrounding most likely because they are so involved in their own life that stopping to appreciate it is time taking. I think this because in the article only some people were able to stop to appreciate the music.
Do we recognize the talent in an unexpected context?
No, we don't recognize the talent in an unexpected hour because people are unaware of what is going on because of their interests in other things however many people will. In a commonplace environment in an unexpected hour majority of people who pass talent won't be able to recognize it. I think this because because in the article most people didn't even know the limits of the music as well as any music that was being played.
If we do not have a moment to stop and listen to one of the best musicians in the world playing the best music ever written, how many other things are we missing?
If we can't even recognize the best musicians in the world we are probably missing way more things that are worth more than the things we are currently stopping to do or see. The talent found in a musician is hard to find somewhere else but if we can't appreciate that which many people couldn't it will be hard to find it anywhere.
What does it say about our society?
The story says a lot about our society, where we live people are so dedicated to their lives that they are missing out on what we are born to appreciate. It says out society is full of ignorance but this may not be such a bad thing because they are also providing support to families that the time to do little things is so scarce.
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