“A reward after an uncommon transition would therefore adversely increase the value of the chosen first-stage cue without updating the value of the unchosen cue,” Wunderlich et al. — “A propaganda that functioned only where individuals were gathered together would be incomplete and insufficient,” Ellul. — Jack D. Forbes finds that arrogance is in any group that wants to save the masses. He is especially irritated with government that asserts the right to take over and to unilaterally dominate the globe. Notes from his book On Columbus and Other Cannibals. — Showing art from my travel work of years ago is me making little changes so that when I go, I have done my best and I leave that, and they show how my #symbolism appeared. It’s all the bits and pieces, and things I read, and where I worked, and who I knew, and conversations I had, and where I went, and other things that went into becoming the artist that is still becoming the artist. I’m not sure why all science is reductionistic. Daniel Kahneman is the latest find, and he doesn’t believe in inspiration except that it is the mind referring to what it already knows. Ummmm, thank God that Eric Kandell appreciates the Ah Ha! moment. I think art is rewards after transitions! I love uncommon transitions. #art #artist #interiordesign #independentpainter #powerinwork #persistence With love from silence. https://www.instagram.com/p/CEMqhCcnP3s/?igshid=odcug9y8s9hq











