Monthly Archives: November 2016

I have been watching Adam Curtis’s BBC documentaries for years and his latest one, Hyper Normalisation, re-cycles some of his past work with a new lens extending past contents into the present. In this documentary, Curtis traces our unfolding never-ending … Continue reading →

The 2016 US Presidential Election is history and Donald J. Trump won! Many in the World did not “see” this coming and are now working through their shock.  A classmate told us to take a breath, well it took me … Continue reading →

Slowly we are trying to get back to a new normal – here is my attempt.  I have put together a few video clips that I have been working with this year. They begin with Mandelbrot’s fractals the  the math … Continue reading →

The last section of the last Chapter 13 Towards an ethical epistemology in Robert Romanyshy’s compelling book Wounded Researcher: Research with soul in mind (WR) is titled Amor Fati and is a one-page ending encapsulating his 386-page opus magnum.  I … Continue reading →

10/28/2016 Dream: I am in a 50’s classroom with wooden desks and black-broads on all the walls. I was at the front black-board examining the work written there and noticed at the lower right corner a part of the final … Continue reading →