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the wonderful precognition movie Arrival

Eric Wargo • Time Loops

we genuinely think across the fourth dimension

Eric Wargo • Time Loops

counts as an “event” at all is purely arbitrary.

Eric Wargo • Time Loops

We precognize our highly biased hindsight, taking us deep into a kind of recursive or fractal, M. C. Escher territory.

Eric Wargo • Time Loops

trend away from describing natural phenomena in terms of causes and effects to instead describing them in terms of information and its transformations.

Some colleagues I know even speak of an “ethics of weirdness”, something I hope to work on more and that would presumably involve risk, improvisation, nonsense, even magic, not to mention a refusal to retreat before the bizarre, the disturbing, the nonhuman, the unthinkable. To turn and face the strange; to stay with the trouble.

Erik Davis • The Weird and the Banal

everything made of matter, including brains, may bear the traces of their entanglements in both directions across time.

Eric Wargo • Time Loops

“The dreaming mind,” Dunne observed, “is a master-hand at tacking false interpretations on to everything it perceives.”

Eric Wargo • Time Loops

radical form of what is sometimes called the “social construction of reality” but penetrating to the very heart of matter, space, and time.