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Monthly Archives: September 2020
Schopenhauer versus Nietzsche: A Reappraisal
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Tagged Existence, Jim Langcuster, Networked Human Exoskeleton, Nietzsche, Schopenhauer, Technology
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A Great Unnoticed Irony
I was reminded recently of these two books, which I purchased a couple of years ago at my local Thrift Store for slightly more than a dollar each. This speaks volumes about what we have achieved in America and throughout … Continue reading
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Tagged Autodidacticism, books, education, Internet, Self-Learning
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A Knock-on Effect of Human Consciousness
While reading this tweet, the thought occured to me: There’s a lesson here about human consciousness. Our nearest cousins, Chimpanzees, undoubtedly are able to discern waves and even to be awed by them. Yet humans, despite lacking the physical agility of … Continue reading
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Tagged Darwinian Evolution, hominins, human consciousness, surfing, Technology
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Dispatches from the Cusp 