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Alignment ⑪ versus trajectory
The drive to align arises in the body. Consciousness is an outcome which is just life wrapped up in itself.
IMPORTANT: what follows is animalcentric. That, for animals, the drive to align multiple lines of movement (vectors) arises in the...
the world is a blur at best
The world is a blur at best. Bad worlding can root itself in definitions, using them like hammers for everything in sight.
Good intentions can go either way, badly as often as best.
Bad intentions are the same effort without— that within—...
Notes on reading Bry Willis’ “The Administrative Soul” among others
I’ll be attending here to how I read a post, (any post in general) and how my Divergent self works as a reading brain (as opposed to the Diachronic/Episodic selves on offer below in Bry Willis’ post). It is an extended comment, as such it i...
moral development
On youtube.com people pour out their souls in comments beneath songs. Some are wary of sentiment, I am not.
I worry about the comments because it is unlikely that the tech-bros understand the emotional record of human growth these words gi...
reading The Tao of Architecture
Amos Ih Tiao Chang. The Tao of Architecture. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1981.
Unlike the first two books studied in my series of ‘the Tao of X’ readings or reactions to the reception of Daoist ideas in Anglophone, this book is...
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