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history is written on the sands
In this “historic time” (as people enjoy saying), it’s interesting (though admittedly not necessarily that worthwhile) to consider how we’ll be viewed through the lenses of history — what true facts will remain and what misinformation will have crept in. … Continue reading
Posted in art/architecture, history/memory, language, travel
Tagged castles, history, i love wikipedia, incorrect use of phrases, new york, phrases, public transit
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-ism -ism -ism
causalism — behavior and actions are the result of previous mental states, such as beliefs, desires, or intentions, rather than a present conscious will guiding one’s actions determinism — every event, including human cognition and behavior, decision and action, is … Continue reading
Posted in language, philosophy/religion
Tagged dictionary, i love wikipedia, leibniz, william blake
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some philosophy phrases
“always already“ toujours, déjŕ (French — Derrida) immer schon (German — Kant, Heidegger) it’s a bit dodgy to try to define, but basically (and not all-inclusively) what has not happened in the past is past; what has happened at present … Continue reading
Posted in philosophy/religion
Tagged derrida, dictionary, heidegger, i love wikipedia, kant, phrases, plato
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wikipedia, iStream of consciousness
“What, will the line stretch out to th’ crack of doom?” (MacBeth, IV.i) crack of doom, day of judgment, doomsday, Bloomsday Ragnarök (Old Norse: “final destiny of the gods”)=death of Odin, Thor, Loki, Marvel comics; Ragnarökr or Ragnarökkr (“Twilight of … Continue reading
Posted in language
Tagged berlin, death, god(s), i love wikipedia, joyce, letter writing, nietzsche, rilke, shakespeare, sports night, three dog night, wagner
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teleportation and religion?
+possible for only small particles short distances according to the book Entanglement: The Greatest Mystery in Physics (added 1/22/09: Quantum Leap: Information Teleported between Ions at a Distance and Quantum Entanglement Benefits Exist after Links Are Broke) +some good info … Continue reading
Posted in philosophy/religion, science/math
Tagged dictionary, frank herbert, i love wikipedia, teleportation
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