For a Universe to have spontaneously emerged from nothing may be an alternate view on the the same fact as that it has always existed. It is not the logic which fails so much as the implicit (or apparent) boundaries of our own minds. Continue reading A Boundless Cosmos
It requires humility to acknowledge that your own ostensibly unique personality, conceptual vocabulary and social self-expression might be little more than a contingent recombinatory node of meaning in a dancing landscape of shifting patterns, linguistic fields, meanings and concepts. Continue reading Minority Report
Unconscious and unacknowledged, the true power of narrative lies in the self-propagating autonomy it expresses – above and beyond any putative human control. We do not own the stories and meanings through which we live so much as they own us but an essential dissimulation of reflexive psychological self-definition endlessly fails, and is foundationally unable, to recognise this fallacy. Continue reading An Unconscious Narrative
None of us actually exist, at least not in the ways we generally believe that we do. Continue reading Convenient Fictions of Non-being
Taken out of context (or explicit authorial intent), anything can appear (or be construed as) false. Continue reading Out of Context
Given sufficient complexity, energy or information flow and time, the logical end-state of any particular process need not itself under analysis appear as though rationally derived or even substantively plausible. Continue reading Impossible Things
Some truths and realities may just be monumentally and inconceivably vaster than human minds can ever comprehend… Continue reading Of Stardust and Story-telling
