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Sense-seeking creativeđ«interested in systems of knowledge, how identity forms, and what it means to claim sovereignty over oneâs inner world (with a side of cozy murder).
Circé
@circewiki
Sense-seeking creativeđ«interested in systems of knowledge, how identity forms, and what it means to claim sovereignty over oneâs inner world (with a side of cozy murder).
After my diagnosis in my early 20s I came to the crashing realisation that I had no idea what I actually enjoyed doing any more. Everything I did seemed to be a tick box of stuff I felt I should do. I should see that friend. I should go to that party. I should watch that movie. I should read that book. I should go on that holiday. Even when I
... See moreAre you taking care of yourself the way someone worthy of what you say you want would take care of themselves?
The real world is transformed into words and made less complex. In the brain, a behemoth of glass, concrete, steel beams, and thousands of different parts becomes simply a âhouseâ.
In other words, language is a simplification and reduction of data.
An Allegory of Astrology, Placido Costanzi (Italian, 1702-1759)
Finally, the elephant never forgets. If the rider habitually demands performance out of the elephant but fails to reward it appropriately, the elephant will learn that doing what the rider wants doesnât get it what it wants. Once that lesson has been learned, itâs very difficult to unlearn, even if the rider begins earnestly trying to repair the
... See moreLe Code de Hammurabi (ou code d'Hammourabi ) est un texte juridique babylonien daté d'environ 1750 av. J.-C., à ce jour le plus complet des codes de lois connus de la Mésopotamie antique.
Lâ eidos (en grec ancien : Î”áŒ¶ÎŽÎżÏ) dĂ©signe lâ« aspect extĂ©rieur » ou la « forme » dâune chose[1].
Dans sa thĂ©orie des formes, aussi appelĂ©e « thĂ©orie des idĂ©es », Platon emploie deux termes, « eidos » et « idea », dâune maniĂšre qui a Ă©tĂ© dĂ©crite comme interchangeable. Il faudrait cependant les distinguer, dâaprĂšs un passage des Lettres de SĂ©nĂšque :
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