Monthly Archives: April 2018
Marx was right—except for his prescriptions.
And here’s the thing—he didn’t make any prescriptions. Advertisements
Doors of perception.
The mind is a two-way door that takes an effort to keep shut.
Gotcha.
A stoic fully engages a process so as to not be caught in it or its result.
They say, “Don’t read too much into it.”
They mean, “Just a little willful illiteracy would help me out of this mess.”
Another one for Radiolab, “Yellow Rain.”
This episode is exactly like whitestream protests of the Vietnam War: only “American” men get to say who and what is important.
An other in Taiwan.
I wonder how I would have been had I been raised where my parents were raised. Yet I would not be “me” without this American-ish life.
From Descartes came Cartesian assumptions.
These, I think, locate the coordinates of his contributions precisely.
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