Politicians Seek Mad Dogs
Salvador Dali interrupts a performance and asks the audience: where have personalities disappeared, what happened to those own, magnificently mad personas we are obliged to become – our interlocutor points out, citing his favorite sentence from Contra Mundum: They have taught you that it is better to be a copy of a bad copy than an original disaster.
TL;DR
- Salvador Dali interrupted a performance.
- He questioned the audience about the loss of individual personalities.
- He highlighted the concept of becoming one's own magnificently mad persona.
- He cited a favorite quote from Contra Mundum: 'They have taught you that it is better to be a copy of a bad copy than an original disaster.'