I did not say that there are no extraordinary works but that "by chance" they will be found and supported.

By chance then, this exception to the rule might become "known" or "worshipped" until his work is so vastly discussed, understood and misunderstood that it will be mainstream one day.

But to explain what I mean by "extra ordinary": It is what causes deep discomfort, irritation, surprise, incomprehension and disbelief in people. Often it is paired with great rage. In other words, a presentation of content that has not been experienced before, or only very rarely. Sometimes it doesn't even reach a strong feeling, but because you don't understand it, it irritates you so that you simply move on or leave it unnoticed. If it hits you it goes beyond laughter or cry, it just lets you be in a state of awe (not in the common sense but this yaw dropping form of wonder). It catches you in your most private moments. Not something one is eager to share because one cannot repeat what the content creator has done. And even sometimes one thinks it is so .... (lack of term) that you cannot share it because it might not only not be understood but utterly misunderstood and mis-taken.

Most things are liked because many people are liking them, is all what I am saying. It is not something I belittle because I include myself. I see that as reality.

I also did not say that there are no solutions but no "final" ones. It's like with science. Things are becoming exciting, then accepted, then convention, then believed. Until they are exchanged by new things, which are exciting, convention, believed. In between one either tries to hold on to those things or to leave them behind. An ever ongoing dance (some say struggle).

You may find me odd but that was, what I came up with after having read all your three postings on this topic and another one yesterday.

Greetings:)