Blessed Are The Weird

Blessed are the weird people —poets, misfits, writers, mystics heretics, painters & troubadours— for they teach us to see the world through different eyes

Language as Technology

The Sapir-Whorf hypothesis states language doesn’t just represent the world but actually shapes our reality. Learning new languages gives us portals into different worlds.

Lissajous: Meeting of Sines

When two vibrations meet, they do not argue—they dance. These Lissajous figures are not merely mathematical formulas; they are the visible poetry of harmony and resonance. In days past, master Jules Antoine Lissajous labored with tuning forks and carefully positioned mirrors, his patience as steady as his hand. But the path need not be difficult to be profound. Now you hold this power in your fingertips. Tweak the sliders. Adjust the frequencies. What do you notice as order transforms into complexity and back again? The patterns that emerge—are they not like thoughts in meditation? Simple when aligned, intricate when slightly shifted. If one speaks to your spirit, preserve it. But remember: the wisdom lies not in the image captured, but in watching how small changes create vast transformations.

How to Stop Time

Quantum physics discovered that consciousness is entangled in matter in some inexplicable ways; but other than the very fast, or very small, or very large, we tend to assume our 'ordinary' reality conforms more to the laws of Newton. Simple cause and effect unfolding with clockwork constancy ---well, it's time to shatter this assumption. Let's stop time.