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The fragment« Le vent se lève ! … il faut tenter de vivre ! » English rendering: “The wind is rising! … we must try to live!” Public domain → Wikisource Contextual glimpseValéry’s long poem unfolds above the sea at Sète, where a bright cemetery looks over a sun-struck Mediterranean. Marble, noon, and the glittering Read the full article…
Modern medicine, with its foundation in the Conceptual Western Enlightenment (CWE), operates largely under a ‘war paradigm.’ Diseases are seen as enemies to be fought, symptoms as battles to be won, and cures as victories to be celebrated. This approach, while effective in certain domains, comes with significant consequences — not only for individuals but Read the full article…
Nothing falls into mind purely conceptually. That would be magic, and we don’t believe in that. Fortunately, subconceptual processing clarifies many things about what happens in the human mind. Decision making We think we know (consciously) what we want — before and after making (conscious) decisions about the same. We don’t. Let’s take what happens Read the full article…