COWBOYS AND VAMPIRES

In Estonian, no translation

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"Martin Kork is a genius." – Mark Erik Savi, pushed into the corner

"I've never played in a production this good before." – Erik-Richard Salumäe in another interview

"Did I understand everything? No. But has it been one of the most enjoyable processes in my life never the less? No." – Hardi Möller

"Don't mention my name anywhere." – Martin Kork

Location: the western navel

On stage:
One-Shot Jack – closed-mouth living legend, who can handle any situation with one bullet.
Hex-Nut Jack – destroyer with golden hands, also a living legend.
Jack the Seducer – stilish and adventurous, looks like he's seen your wife somewhere. Living legend.
Red Jack – he has a red shirt.
Vampire – dead legend.

Rhyming made us human.
Rhyming is about finding connections between distant ideas that could be useful.
During REM sleep, when you're dreaming, the brain grows synapses between distant neurons. When you sleep, the brain rhymes.
No other species sleeps as much REM sleep as humans.
Our ancestors who slept in trees couldn't afford much REM sleep without falling down, because during this stage of sleep the body is completely relaxed. That's why there's no interesting ideas from them found in history. But coming down on the ground to sleep initiated a rapid evolutionary development, as thanks to rhyming in our sleep useful conclusions were made when awake.
If we hadn't rhymed, we wouldn't have discovered fire, tools, cooking meat...
Rhyming made us human.
To become even more human, we must keep rhyming.

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