Apparently, Darwin was a Slav!
Apparently, Darwin was a Slav!
@evanthompson.bsky.social @lastpositivist.bsky.social @keithfrankish.com @mikebenchcapon.bsky.social @devezer.bsky.social ... I am not so much on any social media any more but I thought to share this one anyway. I hope you are all doing well. π
My paper on experts and trespassers that is part of a special issue 'Gatekeeping in science' edited by Eric Winsberg @ewinsberg.bsky.social and Katherine Dormandy is now out! link.springer.com/article/10.1...
I came to see the vibes here... my tl on twitter is not that happy al all except a few passionately anti Russian/Chinese accounts that seem to be taking this as: he showed them what strength is!
Just in time for Christmas break! ππMy take on why we should read primary texts, old books, and go through original reports/findings even if we use LLMs for research (even if we use it a lot!). Spoiler: not bcs it's cheating. Enjoy! :)
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Life goals: uncontactable π
(From FB π)
Sometimes the best way to face and sort out life difficulties is to take a break and read some metaphysics. Beside philosophical counseling I offer one-on-one philosophical tutoring too. www.lradenovic.com/tutoring.html
@keithfrankish.bsky.social @evanthompson.bsky.social π
This is a piece I wrote early in the summer. It's on the sublime in Knut Hamsun's Pan. Those who subscribed to my Patreon page have seen it already but now it's open to everyone interested. Hope you enjoy it!
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This is a piece I wrote early in the summer. It's on the sublime in Knut Hamsun's Pan. Those who subscribed to my Patreon page have seen it already but now it's open to everyone interested. Hope you enjoy it!
social-epistemology.com/2025/10/03/k...
Stojan Milanov (2003)
The mood
Scenes from a marriage π
Me to hubby: Look, I got us this Zink/vitamin C supplement. You should take it too. It's good for immunity.
Hubby: Nah I don't believe that it works but ok.
Me: But you should believe! If you did it would work.
ja sam se pitala kad ce te ideje da krenu...
I'll do references when I am done writing.
Me doing references:
Thank you! Hope you will enjoy it. π
My new Patreon post: "In search of lost faith: Pascal, Dostoevsky, and Tolstoy".
Subscribe and enjoy! Link in the comments as always.
I imagine it was great. I arrived to Toronto in 1999 and you could still 'feel' the golden years of North America
My new Patreon post! On magical healing, medical healing, and God's will in the Late Antiquity! The next one remains to be on Father Zosima (Dostovesky), Father Sergius (Tolstoy), and Pascal. Stay tuned and subscribe!
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By thy gift, O Lord, we are set on fire, and are borne aloft: we burn, and we are on the way. We climb the ascents that are in the heart. With thy fire, with thy good fire, we burn and go on, for we go up to the peace of Jerusalem.
--Augustine β
A quick and dirty photoshop job of a toy "Barbie Dream House" with pink plastic chicken feet added to the bottom. Next to it are the words, "Barbie Yaga Dream Hut."
You helped will this into existence, you know...
@evanthompson.bsky.social citing you again π@lastpositivist.bsky.social
My new Patreon post is out, please purchase or better yet subscribe! It's about Knut Hamsun's Pan, the Lieutenant Thomas Glahn, his experience of transcendence & the question "How did we become these lonely souls living under indifferent skies?" Enjoy!
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About suffering they were never wrong,
The Old Masters: how well they understood
Its human position; how it takes place
While someone else is eating or opening a window or just walking dully along
W.H. Auden
December 1938
The problem is that all utopias are dystopias at the same time... The original More's Utopia with all its hospitals and abundance of food is a nightmarish society.
Oh I know! He does that really well.
Were all stars to disappear or die,
I should learn to look at an empty sky
And feel its total dark sublime
Though this might take me a little time.
- W. H. Auden