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The Napping Wizard Sessions - Jimmy Raskin: Slapstick Enlightenment
Episode 3: Jimmy Raskin puts the cliché under the microscope through a process he calls Slapstick Enlightenment.
Always obsessed with profound moments of failure, Jimmy discusses his love of two quotes by seminal figures of his
work for the past several decades, Arthur Rimbaud: "If brass wakes as a bugle, it's not its fault," and Frederick
Nietzsche, the subtitle to Thus Spoke Zarathustra, "A Book for All and None." Putting these up against a profound
moment of failure of his own in a mispronunciation of "polyphony," and finally against a recently found inspirational
quote by an unlikely…
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