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Great artists such as Homer and Shakespeare are driven by a messianic mission to transform the world, not finally by money, power, or fame.
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Messianic Mission
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"Right? And it turned out that because of the free market and open corporate competition Shakespeare proved to be the best. Okay? And the..."
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"They were driven by a divine messianic mission to transform the world. Does that make sense guys? This is really important to understand. Great..."
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"...to fulfill the greater Israel project, which is key to the messianic mission."
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English becomes empire because Shakespeare turns language into infrastructure.
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