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Visiting [art]by[odo] may have you thinking it's unfocussed. What is it about? Art? Audio? Photography? Music? Politics? Ego? Boredom? Is it a blog? Is it an online gallery?Yes.
What it's not is a one trick pony, or a Sing Johnny One Note, or a stuck record. It's about more than a single interest, idea or concept. On the surface it may seem scattered, but with time some obvious and some not so obvious connections are discoverable. Look closer and the parallels will pop.
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Category Archives: Thoughts
Right Here, Right Now
nowism The future of humanity, a topic of continual discussion by the movers & shakers, the big thinkers and think tankers, the thinkerless and cantankerous. Scientists, sociologists and politicos all believe our problems are numerous. They believe that to solve … Continue reading
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Tagged AI, Anne H. Ehrlich, artificial ignorance, Club of Rome, creativity, Farewell to Growth, here and now, Is Anyone Listening?, Isaac Asimov, nowism, Paul R. Ehrlich, Rachel Carson, Serge Latouche, short-termism, The Limits to Growth, The Population Bomb, The Silent Spring
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“Less is more” ~ “Think Small” ~ “Stop and Smell the Roses” Forgotten, ignored, disparaged. And yet, you hear these phrases spouted as if they were great truths spoken by the great minds of history. Yeah, right. We all know, … Continue reading