6, 30, 50: Patterns of Life
Humans love patterns. We see them everywhere: simple and elegant, complex and beautiful, rich in meaning, mysterious and altogether confounding. … Continue reading 6, 30, 50: Patterns of Life
Tag: Philosophy
A Whiter Shade of Pale (Part 2)
I used to teach high school math a few years back. It was just a part-time gig and didn’t pay … Continue reading A Whiter Shade of Pale (Part 2)
A Whiter Shade of Pale (Part 1)
No one can ever really walk a mile in another man’s shoes, and skin color has very little to do … Continue reading A Whiter Shade of Pale (Part 1)
Philosophy and the Mind of an Angry Ant
The morning sun danced playfully through the bright green leaves high above my head; only the sound of a gentle breeze, … Continue reading Philosophy and the Mind of an Angry Ant
Zen, Baseball and the Space-Time Continuum
I used to experience it nearly every game. The catcher would give me the signal. I would nod my assent, … Continue reading Zen, Baseball and the Space-Time Continuum
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