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Old 10-15-2019, 07:00 AM   #36
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Originally Posted by DuckieTigger View Post
I avoided the opinion part purely on purpose. Only because you think that Bob Dylan got the award undeservedly, does not make the Nobel Prize any different. You did however put a strong correlation between the importance of a prize and resulting increased sales. If you did not imply that increased sales afterwards are a very important measure stick on how important a prize is, then why mention it at all?
I know you avoided the second reason on purpose. While I think that Dylan is a song writer not a novelist, my point was that he didn't bother to show up to the award banquet and his response when told he won wasn't exactly ecstatic, so it wasn't my opinion, it was Dylan's reaction that I was talking about.

You know, if you took a minute to actually read and think about what was said, you wouldn't find yourself trying to spin things quite so much.
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