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Journals
Blogs, Facebook, Twitter and social networking has seemingly taken over the simple act of writing our thoughts down on paper. It's not necessarily a bad thing. But is it a good thing? For some reason it is so much more inspiring to receive a letter rather than a text or keep a diary rather than a blog. Is it really because the internet is impersonal or is it because prose is now a rarity?
I suppose we always will want what we can't have.
The video is crap but the vibe is good.
"Every identity is relational, which means that the existence of any identity entails the affirmation of difference and hence, a potential antagonism..."
You don’t know his name, and you’ve never seen his face. But this year, as America leaves Iraq for good after eight years of war, we also leave behind a man believed by our military and intelligence agencies to be the best terrorist hunter alive. He’s still there, hunting. And so are the terrorists.
Powerful.
"Our knowledge has made us cynical, and our cleverness hard and unkind. We think too much and feel too little. More than machinery we need humanity, more than cleverness we need kindness and gentleness."
Thought: "Claim- that the actual phenomena known by science are themselves socially constructed in the same way that national identity or beautiful music are: it is only our conventional belief in their existence that makes them ontologically ‘real’." - Woolgar
It's hard.
Sometimes it feels as if the only way to learn is to completely separate yourself from your emotions. And vice versa for that matter, that sometimes to feel you act illogically. The middle ground is a very delicate balance, which doesn't seem to have a formula.
A shared fascination for knowledge sometimes obscures the line between companionship and a relationship.
Where do you draw the line?
More interesting TED talks.
"Is there a real you?"- Julian Baggini
A talk by Sebastien Seung discussing the connections between neurons and the struggle to map these connections. Will the Connectome even tell us pertinent information?
"It's absurd, how can we even dare to think that we will understand this..."
"But I mean there's nothing that I'm really thinking about, I'm just doing it.."- Alex Honnold
1. I looked at these
2. Then I recently read "The Trouble With Wilderness" By William Cronon.
3. Then I looked at these again.
I recently deleted my old tumblr. I thought it was about time for a fresh start.
Summer 2011
Minolta x-700
Neptune's Hideaway
Tobermory, Ontario
Aspiration.
I stumbled across this collection of art work the other day and thought it may be interesting to share. Most of the pieces are displays of environmental installations.
