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Mirror Of A Mirror
The machine is not simply a mirror of civilisation. It is a mirror of a mirror. An underlying reality is refracted through conscious life. Consciousness projects itself imperfectly into language. Language enters an uneven archive. The archive is transformed into mathematical...
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Wildflowers
The day a stranger knocked on my door. Hi Neighbor, For the past few years, my daughters and I have shared flowers from our garden with our neighbors. I turn the kids loose with floral snips and a bucket, and they go to town harvesting whatever catches their eye. Onion chive flowers, dandelions,...
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