Thought provoking
Surrounded by a thousand thousand memories
Exploring ideas of tree memory
It seems to me we still don’t have a great idea of how our own memory works - plagued by questions like “where are memories kept?”, and do they change over time? (which it seems, yes they are changeable)
While we humans may - for want of a better word - store our memories
... See moreBayo Akomolafe post from 2nd Aug 2025:
My sharing to Erik which inspired these cards and convo
I often ask myself what my cosmopoetics truly offers these times of suffering and pain, what it offers these moments of relentless movement-building, and our shared longings for a more beautiful world.
The ideas of the paragogical (that we cannot unlearn
... See moreEriks reply to my sharing Bayo:
Thank you, so much, Jeremy Prentice for sharing this.
It’s always fascinating to learn other peoples perspectives, and stories, and reflect on the realities we all manifest/shape around our ‘selves’.
As you eloquently mentioned, we move within life like planets generating our own gravities, within which we attract and
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In a world drowning in information yet starving for wisdom, 𝗞𝗻𝗼𝘄𝗹𝗲𝗱𝗴𝗲 𝗪𝗲𝗮𝘃𝗲𝗿𝘀 connect insights across communities, events, and disciplines 🧶
In their consultation paper The Weaving Lab co-authors Nick Graham, Dr Ying-Syuan (Elaine) Huang, June Holley, Dr Blane Harvey and Mike Zeidler explore the tools, techniques, and... See more
Tijn Tjoelkersubstack.comaNTEJp5xUNkB1FO7_Protocols_forNon-IndigenousPeople.pdf
llnr.cdn.prismic.ioNietzsche burned early drafts. Michelangelo destroyed sketches. Leonardo left thousands of pages unfinished. The act of deletion is not a failure of recordkeeping. It is a reassertion of agency.
In design, we speak of subtraction as refinement. A sculptor chips away everything that is not the figure. A musician cuts a line that clutters the melody.... See more
In design, we speak of subtraction as refinement. A sculptor chips away everything that is not the figure. A musician cuts a line that clutters the melody.... See more
Joan Westenberg • I Deleted My Second Brain
aka what we refer to as ‘natural selection’, whereby reality is constantly deleting, revising, evloving, at the foaming edge of becomingness; no Hero’s journey of striving to Be The Best Self, just a love-driven exploration of what can be possible, to know ourself in every way, distilled by the pain and joy of existing; n’er static, (by definition it cannot be);
Starborne Spring 2025.pdf
drive.google.comWondering if anyone else has experiences like this...?
I often comes across excellent folk apologising for being 'obsessive' or 'getting obsessed about' a topic, idea or piece they're crafting; and I've felt similarly... however, alongside that: Sometimes I feel like I get infected by ideas or possibilities... not a grandiose moment of my own... See more
I often comes across excellent folk apologising for being 'obsessive' or 'getting obsessed about' a topic, idea or piece they're crafting; and I've felt similarly... however, alongside that: Sometimes I feel like I get infected by ideas or possibilities... not a grandiose moment of my own... See more
Jeremy Prentice (@groundedspirit)
The Paradox of Connection
We often declare that everything is connected, but this very declaration keeps us conceptually apart. To be connected, we must first assume we are separate entities capable of disconnection. The ontological assumption underlying reconnection narratives is that disconnection is possible—that we can sever our ties to the... See more
We often declare that everything is connected, but this very declaration keeps us conceptually apart. To be connected, we must first assume we are separate entities capable of disconnection. The ontological assumption underlying reconnection narratives is that disconnection is possible—that we can sever our ties to the... See more