Stefan’s Substack
Stefan BrunThinking about choices becoming more significant than the feeling they are not.
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Short Chat with Baruch
Intelligence is the idea of governance of ideas. Bureaucracy is the form social governance takes, when organized and recognized. Artificial intelligence is, in a time of failed governance, the idea of governance of the ideas of governance –...
Fault and Error of a Single Person
Me-ti said, “One generally hears it is more difficult to recover from blows for which one is without fault, than those one could prevent. I find the opposite. What strikes me through no fault of my own, bothers me relatively little but that...
When Terrible Storms Are Forecast by bertolt brecht
In a very old book about the fishing peoples of the Lafotes, I read: when terrible storms are forecast it never fails that some of those who fish moor their sloops on the beach and make their way on land while others hurriedly launch out to...
Democracy is messy negotiation
The tendency we all share, in this streamlined and multi-tasking social interaction, is to prize the efficiency and explicit ease of interaction or conversation or greeting or departing as were these the most important qualifiers - which th...
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