There is only one way of being.
And that is to be.
by Mário Vicente 马君皓
There is only one way of being.
And that is to be.
Plus some random dude.


the technique

the functionality

the aesthetic

the Art
It is interesting to note that the interior of the wall of this nest is stuffed with a kind of feathers that is very soft, silky, and warm and this can only come from the parent birds’ own feathers. Its visible as that grey inner layer in the pictures.
If we accept that a system tends to assume any possible configuration, which is consistent with modern physics, then we can demonstrate by induction the origin of biological life.
In order to demonstrate it we would need only a single instance in which a set of stable conditions of a chemical system resulted in a locally irreversible change in its configuration (more precisely, an decrease in entropy), regardless of the amount of time those conditions persisted.
By mathematical induction, all possible states of a system up to organized life would have been demonstrated, since we verified the base case and we ourselves constitute the inductive hypothesis.
This means that the origin of life could be the easiest thing to demonstrate by experiment, given a sufficiently large time frame. However it tells us nothing about how life evolved.
This would also mean that life is not an agency per se, but the direct expression of the action of certain laws on certain configuration states, that is, it is not life that evolves but instead the conditions in which it exists that evolve. This is “isomorphic” to a non-dual metaphysical perspective.
Another way to put it, is that if we remove time from the equation things pop in and out of existence without explanation, the same way we cannot perceive by our senses (but only by the intellect) an explanation about phenomena that occur at sufficiently large time scales. In fact, in this situation the universe behaves at the macroscopic level in the same way as in the quantum level, since in both cases there is no time referencial, that is, no causality.
Feel the sweet academia vibe while we study together 😉
Feat. Haydn’s Sonata in E flat performed by Rob Wright
ps. Its a parody but its also an important result in modular arithmetic. Now get back to study. And don’t mind the shirt, its my favourite.

The rugged teeth.
The powerful and faithful bite at any angle.
The simplicity and effectiveness.
The beauty of the design.
The Mayo-Hegar needle holder is one of the most beautiful purpose-fit man-made objects ever built.
It is a piece of art.
Because as Maia Bang put it, and as it aptly applies to the surgical practice, there should be no effort in art *.
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* Method for Violin, volume VI, Higher Art of Bowing

E além disso, teremos todos os rapazitos insolentes de dez, quatorze, desasseis ou vinte anos a pegar numa mulher e a casar com ela sem qualquer temor de Deus (…), ou pior ainda, sem qualquer consideração pela forma como viverão em comum, se os seus ofícios e bens lhes providenciam sustento suficiente. Não, não! Isso não tem importância nenhuma, pois o que ele quer é ter a sua mulherzinha para abraçar, porque é a única coisa que deseja.
Phillip Stubbes, The Anatomy of Abuses, 1562, cited in David Graeber, Bullshit Jobs, 2022
Aquelas coisas que tomamos por certo sem necessidade de as demonstrar e sobre as quais elaboramos todas as outras asserções.
All there is to thinking
Norman Maclean in A River Runs Through It, quoted by Frederick Goodman in Algebra – Abstract and Concrete, Ed 2.6, SemiSimple Press
is seeing something noticeable
which makes you see something you weren’t noticing
which makes you see something that isn’t even visible.
I can’t praise enough Goodman’s book which you can find here, in case you’re interested in (introductory pure) mathematics.
Now, since
faith is the evidence of things not seen
excerpt from Hebrews 11:1 KJV
we can conclude that all there is to thinking is the knowledge of faith.