Syntropology
John StoszkowskiEssays on vitality, coherence, and the wise forces that build life.
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Martin Heidegger and the Paradox of Help
As I’ve written about a lot, closed systems naturally drift toward entropy, which is a state of disorder, sameness, and energy loss. Life, on the other hand, is syntropic. It actively fights that drift by building complexity, organisation,...
ThunderCats and the Syntropic Spirit of the 80s
My wife and I were reminiscing recently about the TV shows we watched as kids growing up in the UK in the 80s. I told her nothing on television has ever topped ThunderCats for me. I was half-joking. The other half was ready to defend this h...
Ludwig Klages and the Living Soul
In 1913, while most of Europe was sleepwalking toward disaster, the philosopher-psychologist Ludwig Klages (1872-1956) stood on a German hillside talking to a crowd of young people. He delivered a speech called Mensch und Erde (Humankind an...
Owen Barfield and the Wisdom of the Silver Trumpet
In my last essay, I tried to explain Ray Peat’s argument against Noam Chomsky’s idea of “universal grammar.” Peat said that when we see language as a closed-off, formal system, we lose touch with how it’s actually alive, shaped by our bodie...
Ray Peat, Language, and the Limits of Chomsky
In my last essay, I explored how “Netflix cringe” seems to be taking over scriptwriting, producing dialogue that’s experientially dead.1 I suggested that our left-hemisphere, low-energy culture might be part of this shift. I also made a bri...
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