The song becomes brasher and brassier, and more and more articles of clothing come off. Garland was fired and replaced by the brassier, blonde Betty Hutton. The girls here are different from their brassier neighbours. The book was translated into English by philosopher Ray Brassier. In "Nihil Unbound&colon; Extinction and Enlightenment", Ray Brassier defends transcendental nihilism. Philosopher Ray Brassier described it as "[c]urious, funny, perplexing, and irreverent". That is, rather than avoiding nihilism, Brassier embraces it as the truth of reality.