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Meaning Making Machines

Simone Leon

Connecting the deep past with the imminent future through art, religion, and technology.

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A house is not a person. Yet I loved a house, and its memory haunts me.

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The Strangeness of Becoming a Secular Believer

Whenever I say aloud the word “God,” I feel uncomfortable. “Jesus” or “Christ” has the same effect.

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Uncomfortably Human

Oblonsky subscribed to and read a Liberal paper—not an extreme Liberal paper but one that expressed the opinions of the majority. And although neither science, art, nor politics specially interested him, he firmly held to the opinions of th...

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Blind Bats

What. The. Fuck.

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It suddenly hit me.

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Sameness and Difference

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