#exploring ideas

[potatosteinsillustrations]

Today's sketch: exploring more Demon Princess Leviathan!

Spoopy month is good for my soul!🎃✨️✨️✏️

[driftglazz]

The experience of illness can help us gain in courage even if we fail in capacity. We will sometimes fail to produce what we should, or to write or speak articulately enough, to be “right,” to be thoughtful or expansive enough, to consider the whole range of historical circumstance, to be responsible at our work’s distribution—but our failure is part of the collective project. We brave our errors in thought for the possibility that to see that their demonstration will allow others to get toward rightness. We brave the humility to learn from fair criticism, and also learn that usefully distanced shrug at the inevitable appearance of the jealous or maligning kind. We brave clumsy writing or speaking, that even in a crude form, a necessary idea will emerge as material for others to refine. When we are silent, we learn it makes room for others to speak.

It’s not just our errors we become brave about, but our projects’—and our own—incompleteness. You can stop fearing death, too, if you begin to think of the collective project of being alive in the common world, that one’s own end and the end to one’s work and one’s love is not the end of what is right or good. What needs to go on will.

from Tender Theory by Anne Boyer

[questions-for-christians]

How Christians could end poverty - Christian Writer

The roadmap for the body of Christ to end poverty was set out in the Deuteronomy and Acts. Yet somehow we still miss it. What is poverty? Poverty is a trap. It means not having enough and what you do to cope with that need. Poverty is a trap because it disadvantages the entire family.…Continue reading →

[tanadidreamer]

Tbh, I fully plan on having Kal Skirata and Jax Vizsla absolutely despise each other with either Rav Bralor or Walon Vau play ref, since Mij Gilamar is more incline to side with his brother-in-law....mostly because he isn’t too ignorant of some of Skirata’s certain actions.

[epicstoriestime]

What Happens When People Who Don’t Like to Think Are Asked to Start Thinking?

Brain or Pattern? It’s a curious thing to observe: when you invite someone to step outside their mental routine and engage with an unfamiliar idea, the reaction is often far from what you might expect. Instead of curiosity, you’re more likely to encounter resistance. There’s a palpable discomfort in being nudged toward deeper thought, as if thinking itself is a foreign landscape some would…

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[kree8r0]

What has caused people to lose their common sense (2019-present)?

This post answers a question posed on Quora’s Question and Answer site. The major problem with the concept of “common sense” is that it’s subjectively defined gibberish. What may construe “common sense” to one person means something else entirely to another. For example, here is another question you posted on your profile: “Why do liberals have a light approach on [sic] immigration policies?…

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[k00299471]

“The best way to have a good idea is to have lots” Linus Pauling 1901-1994 .Nobel prize in chemistry 1954,( understanding protein structure) 1995 awarded the Peace Prize for his opposition to weapons of mass destruction. The only person to have won 2 undivided Nobel Prizes.

It is my understanding that to explore the best concepts and ideas that one has to be open to the world around us to look at things in a different way,to record all ideas and explore them with peers. To identify point between connections. The busier we are the more prolific we will become. The more ideas you have the easier it will be to make connection between them. To critically evaluate and reflect in an intellectual response.Observation in a passive and active isthe key to understanding and developing concepts.