Month: December 2020
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Trained – Not Constrained – to Freedom
One usually opposes the necessary and the possible. And indeed, if there is a relationship between the possible and freedom, then it is hard to imagine a form of liberty that would be constrained by necessity. But once freedom is seen as a discipline, and I would argue that it can only be cultivated as…
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How to Remain Free in a World of Digital Voodoo
There is a human-induced process of equalization at work on earth: transformation of difference into sameness. From the point of view of the digital masters, there is the belief that it is possible to impose such dissolution of specificity on others without affecting by retroaction the master’s singularity. The idea of the Digital Voodoo is…
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Why Once Again a Return to Greek Thought Might Be Needed in Our Panmediatic Times
Question: how is it that the Greeks were so clairvoyant 3000 years ago and what has become of them? Answer: holistic and crealectic intelligence is partly Ancient Greek and we are all Ancient Greeks insofar as we practice philosophical health. “Ancient Greek” or “philosophy” (probably synonyms?) is the name of a mutation in the human…
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Crealectics as Method
Crealectics believes in the singularity at the core of each person, and in the possibility for diversity and possibility to be harmoniously attuned to an ideal collective life. In nature, this teleology is called creative evolution. In human groups, this ideal is also creative evolution and we can co-design it. In both cases we have…
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Crealectics and Personal Singularity
Theorists are rigid when they forget the person, and as such, theories cut through the flesh of life. Professions themselves are unreliable: for every good doctor there is a mediocre one. For every alert philosophical practitioner or bus driver, there is an average one. There is no such thing as a general practice that cannot…