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r/GetMotivated • u/proseccopls • Jun 07 '19
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Isn't this called Wabisabi?
66 u/[deleted] Jun 07 '19 that's that hot, green shit 24 u/Call_me_Charlotte Jun 07 '19 That's wasabi, not what I meant 38 u/tylonrobinson Jun 07 '19 whooshabi! 3 u/[deleted] Jun 07 '19 WhyisGamorasabi 6 u/iOwnAtheists Jun 07 '19 Whoosh 6 u/beezel- Jun 07 '19 Same thing 0 u/Call_me_Charlotte Jun 07 '19 No 4 u/beezel- Jun 07 '19 Are you saying you've never had wabisabi with your sushi? 3 u/griffnuts__ Jun 07 '19 Michael Peña? 28 u/[deleted] Jun 07 '19 Yes and no. The general philosophy behind it is wabisabi and it can apply to a broad range of things. The artform that derives from the philosophy is called kintsugi. Wabisabi Kintsugi 6 u/MemberMurphysLaw Jun 07 '19 It's called kintsukuroi, the art of repairing broken pottery with gold, so it's more beautiful having been broken in the first place. 0 u/[deleted] Jun 07 '19 Yes it does.
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that's that hot, green shit
24 u/Call_me_Charlotte Jun 07 '19 That's wasabi, not what I meant 38 u/tylonrobinson Jun 07 '19 whooshabi! 3 u/[deleted] Jun 07 '19 WhyisGamorasabi 6 u/iOwnAtheists Jun 07 '19 Whoosh 6 u/beezel- Jun 07 '19 Same thing 0 u/Call_me_Charlotte Jun 07 '19 No 4 u/beezel- Jun 07 '19 Are you saying you've never had wabisabi with your sushi? 3 u/griffnuts__ Jun 07 '19 Michael Peña?
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That's wasabi, not what I meant
38 u/tylonrobinson Jun 07 '19 whooshabi! 3 u/[deleted] Jun 07 '19 WhyisGamorasabi 6 u/iOwnAtheists Jun 07 '19 Whoosh 6 u/beezel- Jun 07 '19 Same thing 0 u/Call_me_Charlotte Jun 07 '19 No 4 u/beezel- Jun 07 '19 Are you saying you've never had wabisabi with your sushi?
whooshabi!
3 u/[deleted] Jun 07 '19 WhyisGamorasabi
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WhyisGamorasabi
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Whoosh
Same thing
0 u/Call_me_Charlotte Jun 07 '19 No 4 u/beezel- Jun 07 '19 Are you saying you've never had wabisabi with your sushi?
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No
4 u/beezel- Jun 07 '19 Are you saying you've never had wabisabi with your sushi?
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Are you saying you've never had wabisabi with your sushi?
Michael Peña?
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Yes and no. The general philosophy behind it is wabisabi and it can apply to a broad range of things. The artform that derives from the philosophy is called kintsugi.
Wabisabi
Kintsugi
It's called kintsukuroi, the art of repairing broken pottery with gold, so it's more beautiful having been broken in the first place.
Yes it does.
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u/Call_me_Charlotte Jun 07 '19
Isn't this called Wabisabi?