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The 6 Grand Illusions That Keep Us Enslaved – disinformation
We live in a world of illusion. So many of the concerns that occupy the mind and the tasks that fill the calendar arise from planted impulses to become someone or something that we are not. This is no accident.… Continue reading
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Climate Change Is Violence
Climate change is global-scale violence against places and species, as well as against human beings. Source: truth-out.org Continue reading
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The Paradoxes That Threaten To Tear Modern Cosmology Apart — The Physics arXiv Blog — Medium
The Paradoxes That Threaten To Tear Modern Cosmology Apart – The Physics arXiv Blog – Medium Revolutions in science often come from the study of seemingly unresolvable paradoxes. An intense focus on these paradoxes, and their… Source: medium.com Continue reading
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“Raw Intellectual Talent” and Academia’s Gender and Race Gaps
Cultural beliefs and stereotypes that associate men but not women with “raw intellectual talent” can help explain the differing gender gaps across various academic disciplines, according to a new study by Sarah-Jane Leslie (Princeton), Andrei Cimpian (Illinois, Urbana-Champaign), Meredith Meyer (Ottterbein), and… Continue reading
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Tiger Rag.
Originally posted on Dreams are the poetic expression of the soul.: © Art Tatum. Pure undiluted genius. Sheer magic. ___________________________ © 2015 Arvin da Braga. All Rights Reserved. Continue reading
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# HISTORY /// “A Palimpsest Called Paris: Schuiten and Peeters’s Urban Fictions” for DAMn 48
Originally posted on The Funambulist: Les Halles de Baltard et le Paris perdu. Jour by François Schuiten, 2012 © Schuiten / Casterman A PALIMPSEST CALLED PARIS: FRANCOIS SCHUITEN AND BENOIT PEETERS’S URBAN FICTIONS Written for DAMN Magazine 48 (January 2015) Originally a… Continue reading
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Socrates contra dogmatism, skepticism, and agnosticism
Originally posted on Andrew Taggart, Ph.D.: How, in all things, does one steer clear of dogmatism without being a skeptic or becoming an agnostic? The dogmatist is anyone who claims to know for certain, the skeptic (of the kind I… Continue reading
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Undoing
Originally posted on simonhlilly: UNDOING Sitting without time, Outwith its wild unheard roar. Moments snowmelt vanishing, Undoing forgiven, unknowing acquiesced. Oh, Birds of dawn, the hills are laced with cold. Blue air placid, blanket weighed. A roll of mist is… Continue reading
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‘The intensity of a conviction’: Doubt, certitude, and provisionality
Originally posted on Andrew Taggart, Ph.D.: A few days ago, I came across this statement by the notable biologist Peter Medawar: ‘the intensity of the conviction that a hypothesis is true has no bearing on whether it is true or not.’… Continue reading


