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	Tanit  #515634  Mon, 19 May 08 03:18 PM Is it something you can ... touch? lift? have? buy?    Tanit Joined on Mon, Jul 31 2006 In the middle of the Mediterranean Sea Contributing Member (1,969) A man can do only what he can do. But if he does that each day he can sleep at night and do it again the next day. (A. Schweitzer)

	Yankee  #515697  Mon, 19 May 08 05:46 PM Ant_222 Is it heavier than a cat (if it has the property of weight)? I don't think it can be weighed.  When was it invented? Sometime between the mid-70s and the mid-80s, I think. GG: «...the final syllable is actually a common noun» Amy theYank here. Oh noes, a composite noun again? Don't worry!  It's an extremely well-known word.      Yankee Joined on Sat, Apr 15 2006 Connecticut, USA Senior Member (4,102) Amy "You can't depend on your eyes when your imagination is out of focus." - Mark Twain
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	Yankee  #515699  Mon, 19 May 08 05:54 PM Tanit Is it something you can ... touch? lift? have? buy?   Hmmm. Touch? No. Lift? No. Have? Well, 'have' can certainly be collated with it. Buy?  You cannot buy it in the sense that afterwards you own all of it and it belongs to you alone.      Yankee

	Ant_222  #515700  Mon, 19 May 08 05:55 PM Amy the Yank: «I don't think it can be weighed» Is it even material (non-abstract) ...And where was it invented? Sorry for confusing you with GG... I am at uni now, and in a hurry, so this thread helps me relax between bursts of activity...    Ant_222 Joined on Sun, May 21 2006 Podolsk, Russia Contributing Member (1,527)

	Yankee  #515711  Mon, 19 May 08 06:15 PM I guess I'd say that a wide variety of materials are needed to produce and obtain it.  However, I'd say people would view this thing as something that is not tangible. It was invented in the USA as far as I know.       Yankee

	Ant_222  #515720  Mon, 19 May 08 06:45 PM Is it a branch of pop-culture, or somehow related thereto?    Ant_222

	Yankee  #515830  Mon, 19 May 08 09:55 PM I'd say it certainly has become very popular worldwide.      Yankee

	Tanit  #516063  Tue, 20 May 08 03:32 PM Does it have something to do with art?    Tanit

	Yankee  #516118  Tue, 20 May 08 05:06 PM No, not really.  However, it might help you experience art and/or learn something about art.  And I suppose there are people who see themselves as specialists in creating art for this.    Yankee