Zugzwang. It’s a chess term. It describes the point in a game when a player realizes he’ll inevitably be checkmated. He has to decide whether to resign or play through the bitter end.
Evil can’t be scientifically defined. It’s an illusory moral concept that doesn’t exist in nature. Its origins and connotations have been inextricably linked to religion and mythology.
Oh, yeah. Well, for the record: a CD was not sent to the police this morning and the Tragic Overture was written by Brahms, not Wagner. So luckily, I guess it's not your cousin!
Tonight I win. The score between me and you is two to zero. By tomorrow morning, it'll be a clean sweep. Enjoy eternal nothingness. It’s a metaphor for your life.
Fourteen is when we start to make our own musical choices. Our cognitive development evolves at that age and we start to form our own cultural identity.
I guess now I know what a parent feels like when their kid grows up. Someone who’s depended on you for so long and then suddenly they’re off living their own life and they don’t really need you anymore.
None taken. In fact, neuroprocessing speeds reach their maximum at around age 16, so when it comes to being affected by crime scenes and other graphic visual input, we are all really the same age.