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@nathan_jcurtis We’ll see what I notice.

By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 24 Jan 23

@nathan_jcurtis We’ll see what I notice.

@nathan_jcurtis We’ll see what I notice.

The Western notion of history is concerned with verifiable facts and linear progressions – a …

By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 24 Jan 23

The Western notion of history is concerned with verifiable facts and linear progressions – a history that is essentially dead. This story I am telling here cannot be wrapped up neatly, it is not the kind of history that belongs under museum glass. euvieivanova.substack.com/p/on-portals-a…

The Western notion of history is concerned with verifiable facts and linear progressions – a history that is essentially dead. This story I am telling here cannot be wrapped up neatly, it is not the kind of history that belongs under museum glass. euvieivanova.substack.com/p/on-portals-a…

@jim_rutt @made_in_cosmos What was their reasoning?

By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 24 Jan 23

@jim_rutt @made_in_cosmos What was their reasoning?

@jim_rutt @made_in_cosmos What was their reasoning?

@terepauto What is she like?

By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 24 Jan 23

@terepauto What is she like?

@terepauto What is she like?

Experimenting with locking my account temporarily to see if it changes engagement patterns. …

By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 24 Jan 23

Experimenting with locking my account temporarily to see if it changes engagement patterns. Others have noticed it seems to do that.

Experimenting with locking my account temporarily to see if it changes engagement patterns. Others have noticed it seems to do that.

@jim_rutt Using embodied cognition, i.e. nonverbal, sensory, right-brained, intuitive, etc – not just left-brained verbal …

By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 24 Jan 23

@jim_rutt Using embodied cognition, i.e. nonverbal, sensory, right-brained, intuitive, etc – not just left-brained verbal logical thinking

@jim_rutt Using embodied cognition, i.e. nonverbal, sensory, right-brained, intuitive, etc – not just left-brained verbal logical thinking

@BruceMctague I read about half of The 4th Turning, I think. I …

By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 24 Jan 23

@BruceMctague I read about half of The 4th Turning, I think. I see both patterns playing out simultaneously. Globalization is trying to create an ever larger empire, while at the human level there is more and more fragmentation.

@BruceMctague I read about half of The 4th Turning, I think. I see both patterns playing out simultaneously. Globalization is trying to create an ever larger empire, while at the human level there is more and more fragmentation.

@BruceMctague Looks like an explosion, like being pulled apart. Thinking about the …

By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 24 Jan 23

@BruceMctague Looks like an explosion, like being pulled apart. Thinking about the cyclical patterns of humans trying to build the tower of Babel and the subsequent disunification. Empires rising and falling.

@BruceMctague Looks like an explosion, like being pulled apart. Thinking about the cyclical patterns of humans trying to build the tower of Babel and the subsequent disunification. Empires rising and falling.

@KGrey_Com Especially bad for those living in urban industrialized environments, even worse if for many …

By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 24 Jan 23

@KGrey_Com Especially bad for those living in urban industrialized environments, even worse if for many generations.

@KGrey_Com Especially bad for those living in urban industrialized environments, even worse if for many generations.

@LittleHardman Extreme approaches always get more attention that moderate and nuanced ones. …

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

@LittleHardman Extreme approaches always get more attention that moderate and nuanced ones. It’s the parenting analogue of fad diets.

@LittleHardman Extreme approaches always get more attention that moderate and nuanced ones. It’s the parenting analogue of fad diets.

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