Break the pattern which connects the items of learning and you necessarily destroy all the quality
Gregory Bateson, Mind and Nature

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Break the pattern which connects the items of learning and you necessarily destroy all the quality
Gregory Bateson, Mind and Nature
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A portrait of Gregory Bateson, taken about 1975, when I had no inkling I might one day do this sort of thing for a living. Gregory was a friend, neighbor, and mentor, and had been asked by Stewart Brand for a current portrait to accompany an article he had written for Brand’s Co-Evolution Quarterly. He asked me to take one because he knew I was sort of obsessed with photography (and 67 other things). We used Gregory’s Olympus OM 1, a sweet little camera.
I shot just one roll that included three setups, and there are several pretty good images on it. If I had then the eye to recognize what I had accomplished I might have turned pro many years earlier than I did. What I learned from Gregory about how to think and work and be in the world has been in my core ever since, and that's worth plenty more.
Why Do Things Get in a Muddle? (Come On Petunia), 1984
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