Category Archives: Philosophy

If yesterday’s thought has evolved into today’s thought, and if today’s thought evolves into tomorrow’s thought, and if in every today we are condemnatory of yesterday’s thought, would it not be more expeditious to condemn today’s thought today? Would it … Continue reading →

When are you? An interesting question? Perhaps a question with a different answer for each fleeting moment? Or might there be a single more efficacious or familiar answer for each fleeting individual? And how many answers are there? I am … Continue reading →

Mr. Trump has this to say about Stella Immanuel: “Respected.” “Spectacular.” “Very impressive.” “Important voice.” Stella Immanuel has this to say: “You don’t need masks. There is a cure.” “You don’t need people to be locked down.” “I treat patients … Continue reading →

On the cusp of Forty Years. I suppose the moment that marks an end thus a beginning, the twinkling, poised on that fateful ledge, the staccato tap, dancing into darkness, the heartbeat, sliced by that razor edge, is indeed momentous. … Continue reading →

Omphalos. I discovered a word today. Omphalos: and from that, this; the central fact. First I must determine if I believe Humanity is the central fact of the Universe. Is our species the omphalos? And from this, I am compelled … Continue reading →