A few days ago
What did Alanis Morrisette mean when she spoke of “transparent dangling carrots” in the song Thank you.
What did Alanis Morrisette mean when she spoke of “transparent dangling carrots” in the song Thank you.
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Dangling a carrot is the concept that you can tie a carrot to a stick and put the stick in your mule’s neck so that the carrot dangles in front of his face. You can make the mule go forward thinking that he can get the treat, but of coarse he really never can.
transparent. I’d agree, that it means we go through life with such promises…
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4 years ago
Transparent Dangling Carrots
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A few days ago
At the dog races, carrots are attached to the metal rabbits the dogs are chasing. Transparent dangling carrots, therefore, are the equivilent of a dog running after a real carrot but in human terms. People often run after things and people who seem to have the aura of that carrot!
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7 years ago
A dangling carrot is False Bait.
A transparent dangling carrot is False Bait…THAT ISN’T EVEN THERE!
So a dangling carrot is a reward false reward offered by someone.
A transparent dangling carrot is a false reward offered by youself.
A transparent dangling carrot is False Bait…THAT ISN’T EVEN THERE!
So a dangling carrot is a reward false reward offered by someone.
A transparent dangling carrot is a false reward offered by youself.
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A few days ago
she was talking about wind chimes made of glass. i’ve seen them. they are little carrots. they’re sooo cute!!!
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