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Want to use this image for something else? Great! Click it for the link to a high-res or resolution-independent version.“One of the most plainly visible examples is when, without irony, a musician tells the audience that the music being presented is bad. It seems like an embrace of one’s own limitations, and there’s nothing wrong with owning a total miscue, but there’s a problem with claiming – as a matter of regular course, and with a palpable sense that you mean what you say – that your art is crap:
The danger is that somebody might believe you.”
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