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@noonessleep Yes, very readable

By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 23 Feb 23

@noonessleep Yes, very readable

@noonessleep Yes, very readable

@ianmcorbin1 Yes, Joe Sachs, from his intro to the book.

By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 23 Feb 23

@ianmcorbin1 Yes, Joe Sachs, from his intro to the book.

@ianmcorbin1 Yes, Joe Sachs, from his intro to the book.

@Tetrazphere1 Indeed

By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 23 Feb 23

@Tetrazphere1 Indeed

@Tetrazphere1 Indeed

“Exclusively discursive thinking that could separate and combine, but could never contemplate anything whole, would …

By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 23 Feb 23

“Exclusively discursive thinking that could separate and combine, but could never contemplate anything whole, would be an empty algebra, a formalism that could not be applied to anything. In human thinking, at any rate, the activities of reasoning and contemplation are rarely… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

“Exclusively discursive thinking that could separate and combine, but could never contemplate anything whole, would be an empty algebra, a formalism that could not be applied to anything. In human thinking, at any rate, the activities of reasoning and contemplation are rarely… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

“Everything in the Tractatus, I came to realize,—the musical cadence, its logical system of ‘the …

By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 22 Feb 23

“Everything in the Tractatus, I came to realize,—the musical cadence, its logical system of ‘the world,’ the say/show itself distinction, the remarks on timelessness, the mystical, silence, etc.—begins to fall into its proper place once the work is seen in its function as a… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

“Everything in the Tractatus, I came to realize,—the musical cadence, its logical system of ‘the world,’ the say/show itself distinction, the remarks on timelessness, the mystical, silence, etc.—begins to fall into its proper place once the work is seen in its function as a… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

Adam Robbert retweeted: “I wish you had seen him . . .”

By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 18 Feb 23

Adam Robbert retweeted: “I wish you had seen him . . .”

Adam Robbert retweeted: “I wish you had seen him . . .”

“I wish you had seen him . . .”

By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 17 Feb 23

“I wish you had seen him . . .”

“I wish you had seen him . . .”

Writing should be as simple as possible, but as detailed as necessary.

By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 10 Feb 23

Writing should be as simple as possible, but as detailed as necessary.

Writing should be as simple as possible, but as detailed as necessary.

@jim_rutt Parking garage to the business park by my place (during business hours). It’s been …

By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 4 Feb 23

@jim_rutt Parking garage to the business park by my place (during business hours). It’s been like this for ~2.5 years now. Unsure how any of this comes back.

@jim_rutt Parking garage to the business park by my place (during business hours). It’s been like this for ~2.5 years now. Unsure how any of this comes back.

The gathering together of sources that inform a manuscript is never a rational activity alone. …

By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 1 Feb 23

The gathering together of sources that inform a manuscript is never a rational activity alone. It is also and substantially an aesthetic one. The curation of the right voices and perspectives is an art form in itself.

The gathering together of sources that inform a manuscript is never a rational activity alone. It is also and substantially an aesthetic one. The curation of the right voices and perspectives is an art form in itself.

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