When we speak, think, or write, it feels like we’re exchanging units of meaning—words, symbols, concepts—as if they were coins passed from hand to hand. But look closer, and something else is happening. Meaning isn’t a thing we hold. It’s a pattern of difference that holds us in structure. Consider two basic ways to move […]
Do we live through words or do words live through us ?
The influence of popular communications and media is an effect measured by the relative simplicity of the associated communication method.
While pleasure may predominantly be all about the possessions, people and experiences we collect and consume, happiness is probably much more about knowing when to let all of this go, of being unattached to things. Pleasure and happiness are not mutually exclusive but there exists a significant difference between them…
The belief that our own existence in the Universe is in some sense probable or even inevitable is known as the Anthropic Principle. The Anthropic Principle comes in two flavours: weak and strong…
I remember a print hung on a wall in my father’s house when I was a child. I puzzled and fretted and stared and wondered about this image and it’s impossible, unsettling reality. The print was of M.C. Escher’s 1953 lithograph “Relativity” and I was probably only 9 or 10 years old at the time. […]
Daedelus Kite 