A surprising metaphor becomes memorable, and because it is remembered it can reorder the way reality is seen.
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A surprising metaphor becomes memorable, and because it is remembered it can reorder the way reality is seen.
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"...I say, the sky is like the sea, that doesn't really surprise you. Okay? If I say, the sky is like a snail, well,..."
"Yeah. So this would not surprise me. Also, we have to remember, like, this happened in Utah, which is where the Mormons are. Yes...."
"...place dug up to find the child. But to the great surprise of everyone, when the chest was opened, the roast goose was seen..."
"...week because I wanted to get a haircut this weekend and surprise everyone. But on Twitter many of you have been clamoring for the..."
"it may surprise you to hear, like, most of its history, the Greeks didn't consider themselves as one people, as one culture, as one..."
"...map today in Europe, there's a really interesting fact that may surprise you."
"...how then? Where did they vanish to? You took me by surprise, you adolescents. Now with what they've salvaged from the tomb as their..."
"...this is not his real name So there's a second big surprise in the will and the third big surprise is this Caesar names..."
"...arrogant, he will never give up the triumph. Okay? And, Caesar surprises everyone, by giving up the triumph. He's like, I don't want this..."
"...say about this picture? What stands out about this picture? What surprises you or what catches your eye about them? What can we say..."
"that surprise him exactly okay so here's the first big difference why do we think that nature is dangerous why do they not think..."
"...order to heal okay so what so other things that would surprise you is nature right the"
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