Monthly Archives: March 2021
I will not recover
From this thing called life I will not recover Might enjoy yet :- Doug.
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Their work is prediction
H. G. Wells in The Discovery of the Future points out that the work of science is prediction: meteorology predicts weather; scientists in all fields seek repeatable tests. Science can reliably predict future events. In this sense, Stapledon’s Last and … Continue reading
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Productive life sense
I am working to become productive in a life sense. :- Doug.
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unknowable future moment
Make work for the unknowable future moment. You will know and you will never know :- Doug.
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Small sublime works
You may not bend the curve much But you can leave gifts of Small sublime works :- Doug.
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Butterfly among the ancients
A butterfly among the ancients I appear to be. :- Doug.
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We knead
We need our as yet unborn ancestors. Spell it any way. :- Doug.
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we imagine too
Avoid saying all leave room we imagine too :- Doug.
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I choose to be vexatious
I choose to be vexatious, to not let you off your hook, to require you to test your guesses and convictions around our generations. :- Doug.
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Think us together
It is our work to think us together that we might think the world together. :- Doug.
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Touchy places
We perhaps should be seeking out conflicts among us. These may be our growing places. These are at least the touchy places that call out to be known. :- Doug.
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Tension is meat
What tensions might we have with our 11th generation grandchildren? What outright conflicts? Here’s meat for our conversation. :- Doug.
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