Despite my strong scientific beliefs, coincidental events have a way of engaging my superstitions and imagination.
Despite my strong scientific beliefs, coincidental events have a way of engaging my superstitions and imagination. Three times I heard the crash of glass and muttered curses today. Three times in an hour faster cyclists dropped their phones on the park pavement just as they passed me. Images Google 2013 Artistically and spiritually, I muse […]
“It is preposterous to infer that something is unknowable simply because it is not known”. Patricia S. Churchland – Touching a Nerve – The Self as Brain.
“It is preposterous to infer that something is unknowable simply because it is not known”. Patricia S. Churchland – Touching a Nerve – The Self as Brain. Offering a theory for a phenomenon is very much different from defining that event and calling it fact. Humans have been “guessing” about reason and cause their entire […]
We are both less than we thought and so much more than we could have imagined. Patricia S. Churchland – Touching a Nerve: The Self as Brain
“Deep resistance to knowledge that betokens a change in a whole way of thinking has a long history.” Patricia S. Churchland – Touching a Nerve: The Self as Brain As a former artist I have long resisted the idea that any artist’s creation could be anything less than the spirit-given honor of being able to […]
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