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In Julius Caesar, Shakespeare shows speech making as brain surgery: rhetoric can transform the neurological structure of an audience.
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In Julius Caesar, Shakespeare shows speech making as brain surgery: rhetoric can transform the neurological structure of an audience.
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"how something that is clear to us, once we think about it, becomes very dark and unclear. All right? So that's the power of..."
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"...through speech making, how through language, you can actually transform the neurological structure of the human brain. Okay? So let's look at an example..."
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"...thoughts? Why is it that with the same brain, right, same neurological structure, but we have different ideas? And why is it that I..."
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"...Vermeer, Shakespeare. It lifts the soul of civilization and changes the neurological structure of societies, creating a new way of being and seeing, OK?..."
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"...he's going to collapse this. Okay? He's going to change your neurological structure. He's going to change the synopsis within you through his speech..."
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