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By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 19 Jan 23

@Solzi_Sez This is Eric Voegelin. You should definitely read him if you think what you said is accurate!

@Solzi_Sez This is Eric Voegelin. You should definitely read him if you think what you said is accurate!


By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 19 Jan 23

“Man’s conscious existence is an event w/in reality, & man’s consciousness is quite conscious of being constituted by the reality of which it is conscious. The truth of consciousness revealed itself through participation in the process of reality; it was essentially historical.”

“Man’s conscious existence is an event w/in reality, & man’s consciousness is quite conscious of being constituted by the reality of which it is conscious. The truth of consciousness revealed itself through participation in the process of reality; it was essentially historical.”


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

@stephlepp Oh, I don’t have any smart thoughts to add. I just think our understanding of things is so small and limited and partial compared to what’s out there.

@stephlepp Oh, I don’t have any smart thoughts to add. I just think our understanding of things is so small and limited and partial compared to what’s out there.


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

@VahnAeris I’m just kidding around. Hume is fine. We’re all doing our best.

@VahnAeris I’m just kidding around. Hume is fine. We’re all doing our best.


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

I have a few unchecked intuitions that I just sort of let fly. One is that I don’t think the heat death of the universe is what we think it is. I’m not even convinced its real. I don’t have explicable reasons for this feeling.

I have a few unchecked intuitions that I just sort of let fly. One is that I don’t think the heat death of the universe is what we think it is. I’m not even convinced its real. I don’t have explicable reasons for this feeling.


By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 12 Jan 23

“It is fairly widely believed that Plato was not the first Platonist, as we might tendentiously put it.” — Lloyd Gerson

“It is fairly widely believed that Plato was not the first Platonist, as we might tendentiously put it.” — Lloyd Gerson


By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 12 Jan 23

@realtimeai Knowledge as I understand is a pattern of emergent physiological connections. It’s some type of shape or pattern or activity. https://t.co/Zwchpa3Fdp Quoted tweet from @microscopicture: two neurons having a chat https://t.co/WpUJwQO273

@realtimeai Knowledge as I understand is a pattern of emergent physiological connections. It’s some type of shape or pattern or activity. https://t.co/Zwchpa3Fdp Quoted tweet from @microscopicture: two neurons having a chat https://t.co/WpUJwQO273


By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 9 Jan 23

A local news update.

A local news update.


By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 6 Jan 23

“Dialectic is to be used in service of silence.” “Silence is our natural habitat, and the work of silence is, as it were, a process of returning to the wild.” — Maggie Ross

“Dialectic is to be used in service of silence.” “Silence is our natural habitat, and the work of silence is, as it were, a process of returning to the wild.” — Maggie Ross


By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 5 Jan 23

William Stafford on the “trajectory of significant creation”: 1/4 “Becoming a writer is just partly the learning of tricks and processes of language. Literature comes about by way of a behavior, a way of thinking, a tendency of mind and feeling.”

William Stafford on the “trajectory of significant creation”: 1/4 “Becoming a writer is just partly the learning of tricks and processes of language. Literature comes about by way of a behavior, a way of thinking, a tendency of mind and feeling.”


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