Daft - adj.

1.	senseless, stupid, or foolish.

2.	insane; crazy.

3.	Scot. merry; playful; frolicsome.

If explaining to one who asked, that it was two dudes in robot suits mixing stuff in a pyramid that periodically, spontaneously, and equivocally changed colors amidst a roaring stadium, such blandness would irrefutably sabotage the perfuse, visual epiphany that left some crying, others dazzled, but mostly folks like me and Claudio still wondering at 4 in the morning about what-in-fucks-plethora-of-meaning we had just witnessed. A most rewarding 90-minute discourse in the audiovisual color spectrum. Perhaps I'll never look at colorful lights the same way again. Dafted.

The captivating lobby ceiling at the Bellagio. Imagine that in light beams shooting everywhere (you could, but I don't know how close to the real thing you'd get).

I can look for something to do, I can pretend, I may crash. Through this blistering heat the consequences of the above mentioned are approximately the same. Relinquishing initiative - it's a very useful war strategy applicable to life. John F. Kennedy sure used it to his advantage. There are solitary figures behind every wall that echo a recurring, superlative wisdom. Cosmopolitan? Why yes, catchy with that chic flair, ambitiously waddling against the current. Constantly keeping a lookout for the uglies; beware!

Beautiful Benjamin here showing us how to relinquish initiative: