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Monthly Archives: February 2009
BLOGROLL UNROLLING (1)
I’ll be rationalizing the sq1:explorations blogroll for a few months, starting with this first installment. This means ejecting the defunct and injecting new blogs from my diigo archive. I also hope to seed some traffic my way since it has … Continue reading
Posted in blog roll unrolling, blogging, internet
Tagged blogging, blogroll, sociology
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URBAN & RURAL
From 1989 until I left Vermont in 1991, I lived in a farmhouse in Waltham with Ron and two fine Ethiopian gentlemen and musicians, Seleshe and Kiflu. The latter was known as the ‘world most handsome man.’ The two were … Continue reading
Posted in friends, music video, web media
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CHABRIS & DAWKINS – IN KIND
Last-Minute Changes. Scientific orthodoxy says that human evolution stopped a long time ago. Did it? (Wall Street Journal, February 12, 2009) Christopher Chabris ‘psychology professor at Union College in Schenectady, N.Y.’ Where it is written: But scientists do disagree over the … Continue reading
Posted in anthropology, philosophy, science
Tagged "philosophy of science", "Richard Dawkins", evolution, science, scientism
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CREATIVE DESTRUCTION
I’ve been thinking about writing a brief essay about the crossing of folk psychological prejudice and surface economic schemas, which is to suggest how people articulate their sense of economic conditions. Were I to do so I would highlight how … Continue reading
Posted in economics, politics
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PROPINQUITY
Almost immediately after going online in 1995, I ran into new friends via email discussion lists. This was a comfortable mode for me although when I look back at my experience I recognize how I let a lot of counter-productive … Continue reading
HOPING FOR MASTERY
Posted to DailyKos, Franklin Delano Roosevelt speaks truth to power during the re-election campaign of 1936. For nearly four years you have had an Administration which instead of twirling its thumbs has rolled up its sleeves. We will keep our … Continue reading
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AUTHENT-I-CITY
I’m reading a new book Integral Urbanism by Nan Ellin. I’ve copied out the text laid over graphics here because it crystalizes something of my own perspective. Also, although her conception of ‘integral’ owes something to Ken Wilber, in the … Continue reading
Posted in integral, phenomenology, urbanology
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DANCING FOR ALL
click to enlarge More from the quinttych. If this is the last one to be posted individually I’ll have to post the entire totem. Wait, one more to go. Share and Enjoy:
Posted in my casual art
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