
Exploring landscapes of mind. Personal, academic, sensual & potential. Sketches & diaries while building the Navigational Approach to Embodied Science (NAES). Hippocampus inspired. Written as movement.
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Holding paradox means letting opposites be, then exploring what constellates with each point beyond that binary tension. It is part of being able to consider mind navigationally.1
I write about this in different ways. My next book, H...
In every cell of our bodies, since the beginning of life, metabolism simultaneously builds up and breaks down. At every moment of our lived experience, thoughts tussle for dominance and attention in our mind, construct...
Writing on the move Wednesdays, inspired by the navigational approach to mind. I write each text in one sitting and hit send, then I go back and revise over the next days if I have time. I do this because the kinetics and mistakes and mom...
"What actually turns most people on is seeing other people turned on."
I write off-the-cuff every other Wednesday about some topic related to the navigational approach to mind. This one comes after a long day of writing, teaching & many me...
I find it extremely difficult to face up to the ways of the world sometimes.
Recently, for example, I had to turn away when a pine marten came to steal the eggs of an osprey. All that work gone in the blink of an eye; the osprey had been...
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\ud83d\udc69\ud83c\udffb\ud83c\udfeb the philosophy & neuroscience of navigational mind \ud83d\udcd5HOLDING PARADOX: Navigational Approach to Mind (available via Simon & Schuster) \ud83d\udcd8HOW TO BE ALIVE (coming soon HarperOne) \ud83d\udcd7THINKING SMALL: the Long Strange Trip (Random House) \u... more
Free-floating systems thinker & natural philosopher. Agency, evolution, and AI. Metamodernist. Open science, society & living. https://www.johannesjaeger.eu https://theperspective.studio https://www.expandingpossibilities.org https://www.the-zone.at
Community exploring philosophical, scientific, technological & poetic spaces beyond either/or bounds. Friction-friendly. Awkward. Deeply researched. Mostly unscripted. Because it"s actually reasonable to care. www.making-ways.com
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