The Garden Of Earthly Delights

Not sure, but I think nude implies willing participation, whereas naked suggests exposure and vulnerability. Or something like that. :102:

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Its funny how an infection focuses the mind. :biking_man:

Actually, I’m listening to the explanation and it’s very symbolic for all the right reasons

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My word, Minx, when curiosity gets hold of you, you are unstoppable. :slightly_smiling_face:

is he a… wishing he was… a healer or… a hole borer…trepanning apparently…
way to mad as a hatter

Sorry, if I’m intrigued, I’m hooked

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I found it disturbing as a child, but also satirical. Bit of sticking two fingers up at the establishment.

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So this is really an awesome piece of art!
I don’t think it matters if it’s naked or nude

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Me too!

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in his day surely everything was about sin ?

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If that was the case in the 1500s then what would the case be now?

Sorry, this is the only ā€˜woke’ thread at the moment so I’ve pulled up a chair for a good conversation and to hear different perspectives

Not a fat lot changes, apart from everything else. :biking_man:

Is it a woke thread?
What exactly does ā€˜woke’ mean. Sorry, I know I’m off-topic but I’m curious.

Don’t apologise, I admire you for it. :001:

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Woke means not being able to get back to sleep. :biking_man:

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There was likely more sinning in the 15th C than now. I mean they didn’t have TV or internet for a start. Or X box etc.

Well you would do, Annie. I was lucky enough not to be aware of its existence when I was a child. :slightly_smiling_face:

Apologies, ā€˜happening/interesting’ would have been a better word in this context

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That’s a valid point

Well my interpretation is that the first panel is how mankind started, the second is about what it has/had become, and the third is where it will all end; to put it simply.

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