Our cells are layered manuscripts, each generation written over the last. Mary Reynolds, Brooke Carter and the feral blueprint of nature.
Author Archives: Dennis Dean
Truth, like nature, refuses to hold a single shape. Mycelium, cartography, and the Greek idea of truth as uncovering.
The idea that it takes 50 to 60 years for new, truthful information to fully circulate and be widely accepted is supported by various historical trends, though the speed of information diffusion can vary based on factors like media, corporate resistance, government policies, and cultural inertia. How Long Does It Take for True Information to […]
Henry Shukman has discussed the Zen teaching, “The finger pointing at the moon is not the moon itself.” In a talk at Upaya Zen Center, he explored a koan by Master Gutei, a Tang dynasty Zen teacher known for responding to any question about Zen by lifting a finger. When his student imitated this gesture, […]
rewritten in the same format as the book werner herzog hates chickens. this is a fact. this is a constant theme throughout his films. it is clear to me that he hates chickens, and this is one of the reasons why he has always been my favorite film director. i too hate chickens. the first […]
Dr. Andrew Huberman, a neuroscientist and professor at Stanford University, has provided extensive insights into neuroscience-based tools for optimizing health, performance, and well-being. Below are six of the most common takeaways from his teachings, backed by strong scientific data: 1. Early Morning Sunlight Optimizes Circadian Rhythms: YouTube Video Here Key Insight: Getting 5-10 minutes of […]
