Month: September 2019
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Utopia
Utopia: the limit of a person’s mental perception, experience, or interest. Utopia, the idea of a perfect society, has been a subject of philosophical and intellectual discourse for centuries. However, while the concept of utopia may seem appealing to many, it is often limited by a person’s mental perception, experience, or interest. In this essay,…
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Play Everything As if it Was Music
“I’m realising now that a large part of Deleuze’s work in ethics, aesthetics, politics and epistemology is what happens when you try to play those things as if they were music and you realize the lead sheet doesn’t groove enough and you need to re-harmonise it to make it better” The statement that a large…
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Symbols
https://t.co/xl0Dmb1Fhttps://t.co/xl0Dmb1FhHhH Symbols, signs and icons protect an image of reality, at the expense of reality itself. They fail to represent forces and flows correctly or use a variety for when they talk about the same hyper object. They bind us to narrativium whose function is to make us legible <> Symbols, signs, and icons are…
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Days of Futures Past: Raygun Gothic
The phrase “days of futures past” is a fascinating play on words that highlights the intricate relationship between our past experiences and our understanding of the future. The phrase implies that the future is not only influenced by current decisions but also by the knowledge and experiences that we have gained in the past. Our…
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Tendencies, Not Time
Time Does Not Exist but rather Shows Tendencies to Exist’ The concept of time has been a subject of debate among philosophers and scientists for centuries. While it is generally understood that time is a fundamental aspect of our existence, its subjective nature has led to many different interpretations of what time truly represents. One…