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The 1des 0f 1deas
by Jeremy Bentham
Building action atop the abandoned, betrayed, and defiantly possible notions in the world.
Episodes
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Thyrsus - Episode 4 | Local Storage Is Not a Life
In this episode, Jay Conrad Stewart and the Jeantrepreneur take a wrecking ball to one of the most marketable philosophies of the last fifteen years — and to the franchise that built it. The argument is architectural, not personal: Stoicism, as Zeno designed it and Marcus Aurelius practiced it…
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Thyrsus - Episode 1 | The Agency Problem
The Cerebral Is the Final Boss.What if population control never went away — it just moved indoors? Jay Conrad Stewart and The Jeantrepreneur trace a line from Thomas Malthus to your morning scroll, arguing that the real scarce resource isn't grain or water — it's your capacity to think for...
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MetaState: Ghost in the Machine. Chapter 6 - A Memory for Forgetting
Quickly, our experiences deprecate to deeper and more defunct representations of our former lives. The day it happened to a year from now, the mind's holons abstract recall to primitives, criteria of relevance. Stamping in can better seal the deal for recall but how much and how often. Do words…
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MetaState: Ghost in the Machine. Chapter 5 - Triggers & Filters
Hierarchies are but mechanistic chains, one Holon at a time, delivering function moving through the order. A nest is a simple an elegant example of a natural holon. So many eco-systems triggered and triggering other systems to build. Constantly, patterns recognized manifesting constancy.
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MetaState: Ghost in the Machine. Chapter 4 - Individuals & Dividuals
We sojourn through our next great work of polymathic erudition. This time by Arthur Koestler. Types of Hierarchies make the mula. Universe inny, universe outy. Reality, existence, life, each dance to the tune of different types of hierarchies, all a type of Holon. Life in the minutiae possess...
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MetaState: Ghost in the Machine. Chapter 3 | The Holon
We sojourn through our next great work of polymathic erudition. This time by Arthur Koestler. The watchmakers Bios and Mekhos assess their inputs and outputs, but for one the process is a dizzying mosaic moving slower than the clocks ticking in the background. Hierarchies optimize for building,...
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MetaState: Ghost in the Machine. Chapter 2 | The Chain of Words and the Tree of Language
We sojourn through our next great work of polymathic erudition. This time by Arthur Koestler. Conversations with our fellow humans are chained in complexity, beyond the mechanization of slot machines; the transactional. Language is poly-dimensional mischief-maker, by sound and phoneme, as in...
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MetaState: Ghost in the Machine. Chapter 1 | The Poverty of Psychology
We sojourn through our next great work of polymathic erudition. This time by Arthur Koestler. Dead horses with vicious kicks. A dyspeptic response to Behaviorism. Making Ratatouille a bug rather than a feature. The human mind, if be a titch Freudian and a tat Jungian, it nevertheless is more...
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MetaState: Science Since Babylon, Part 13 - Epilogue
Here in the Epilogue, Price concludes his work with challenges and questions as to the future of scientific inquiry. A visually-dependent portion of the book, you may also enjoy consulting my own visual confection experiment of Price's work here. Science is muchly no longer a one person show…
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MetaState: Science Since Babylon, Part 12 - Exponential Growth & Unflattening the Sigmoid Curve
Covering all of Chapter 8, Price considers a more granular take on the great contributions of scientific discovery. A visually-dependent portion of the book, you may also enjoy consulting my own visual confection experiment of Price's work here. The acceleration from Bodkin to cocktail dinner...
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MetaState: Science Since Babylon, Part 11 - Fleeing from'st Phlogiston
Covering all of Chapter 7, Price considers a more granular take on the great contributions of scientific discovery. A visually-dependent portion of the book, you may also enjoy consulting my own visual confection experiment of Price's work here. Frauds by accident are produced by making honest...
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MetaState: Science Since Babylon, Part 10 - The Technology of the Gaps
Covering all of Chapter 6, Price considers a more granular take on the great contributions of scientific discovery. A visually-dependent portion of the book, you may also enjoy consulting my own visual confection experiment of Price's work here. What is the difference between science and...
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MetaState: Science Since Babylon, Part 9 - Scratching Itches & Cyclotrons
Covering all of Chapter 5, Price considers a more granular take on the great contributions of scientific discovery. A visually-dependent portion of the book, you may also enjoy consulting my own visual confection experiment of Price's work here. For every Newton, Galieo, or Faraday, existed…
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Vis Adamnain - The Vision of Adamnan
Experimenting with interesting stories of a historical + spooky/supernatural tone for our All Hallows season! Hundreds of years before Dante penned his Le Divina Commedia, off the northwestern coast of Scotland, lie the island of Iona. It was there, in Early Medieval Christendom, would a Monk...
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Ahead of the Curve: Episode AC03F5
Time emits nothing inert. My journey into The Rockies elicited a great quieting. Currents are elusive, inclusive, exclusive, and illusive. What do we do, removed from'st modernity, naked and facing all but our own voice? Works inspired by: As You Like it Deep Time of the Media Non- Zero Poetic…
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Ahead of the Curve: Episode FFB600
The second episode of a weekly meditation on the state of reality, powered by the architecture of language and Lindy-compliant lore of all subjects and interests. Meat space wants us hidden from the hidden world that which is viral, so we descend upon the hidden world where the only currency is...
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Ahead of the Curve: Episode 383838
The first episode of a weekly meditation on the state of reality, powered by the architecture of language and Lindy-compliant lore of all subjects and interests. Wars are all around us, but first and foremost, in our minds. What is attention in this epoch and can we re-affirm commitments to a...
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MetaState: Science Since Babylon. Part 8 - When the Arcane is just Geometry
Covering all of Chapter 4, antiquity has provided us a litany of angels mistaken or represented as angles and vice versa. A visually-dependent portion of the book, you may also enjoy consulting my own visual confection experiment of Price's work here. Many images become symbols for many reasons,...
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MetaState: Science Since Babylon. Part 7 - Heronic Jackwork, Yahoos, and Ancient Modernity
The remainder of chapter 3 intimates that the imagination overtime is always ahead of it and what is made into fruition where the moment remains both mysterious and curiously blurry. Our first machines in phenomenology and application are centuries divided, nevertheless, the iterations in between...
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MetaState: Science Since Babylon. Part 6 - The Origins of Mechanism
Astutely, bygone eras possessed a dynamic appetite to simulate nature; mechanization was the path some found most natural. Ancient imaginations witnessed amongst their peers along the Mediterranean such feats of mind and method. Clockwork was living mythology coming alive before them.
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MetaState: Science Since Babylon. Part 5 - Not Painting Electrons
The conclusion of chapter 2 finalizes the journey to the oldest working university on Earth to finalize the discovery of Ancient Greece's darkhorse mechanical wonder, The Antikythera Mechanism. What would little green men think of Earth in the year 4000?
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MetaState: Science Since Babylon, Part 4. Proto-clocks.
The machinations of mechanizations in the ancient far east. Su Sung's Water-clock. Where did all this complexity come from? Antikythera is all Greek to me.
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MetaState: Science Since Babylon, Part 3. Celestial Clockwork
Where did all the gear trains go...er, come from? Chaucer's poetic interest in the stars.
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MetaState: Science Since Babylon, part 2
Conclusion of chapter 1. Two hemispheres, both alike with amygdala. Questions of how to be both competing parties fair Babylonia to round out a tempered and modern mathematical mind.
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MetaState: Science Since Babylon, part 1
The instruction manual is only discovered after refusing to read the instructions. The wonders of a scientific mind are both abstract as they are mechanical. The history of mechanical minds can be abstracted in the poetry of doing more things imperfectly as perfection is the unreliable narrator…
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Building action atop the abandoned, betrayed, and defiantly possible notions in the world.
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