The strange thoughts, what surrealism can bring in the mind

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Above this text is a painting, named "Philosophers lamp", and it is made by René Magritte and the year was 1936. The painting is very interesting because there is a man, whose nose is connected to the pipe, and if this would be the real thing, this system might recycle gases through the pipe and back to the lungs, and sometimes I have thought that if in the pipe would put the carbon filter, this thing can be used for the simple and useful respirator.

The small filter would be connected to the nose and lugs, and the person would breathe through that system It would allow to use this thing in the extremely long scuba diving and because it would be put in the pocket, would this thing be useful for the secret agents, who must swim in the target, and then they must put the respirator in the pocket. In fact, in this case, the respirator can be the simple tube.

This kind of recycling systems can also be used in space flights and the thing is that those systems have only one limit. They would not allow speaking, but the writing would be ok. for communication. The secondary problem is that those tubes can slip out the mouth, and that's why they might be a little bit dangerous. But maybe Magritte was meant to think how the pipe might recycle the smoke, and who knows about the thoughts about that person.

Maggette was a surrealist, whose paintings are really interesting. There are many paintings, what this man created, and what is very rare, like a person whose head is like missing, and between the suit and hat is only an apple. That apple is not connected to anywhere, but maybe I will write about that painting sometimes later. When we are thinking about the character, what sits in the front of the table, we must find the connections between this figure and famous Belgian detective Maigret, what was created the writer Simenon. This is how I have imagined the famous fictional detective, who solved crimes in the 1930s, and maybe the famous surrealist Maggette was the model for the Georges Simenon when he created his detective figure in his famous Maigret books.