Calvyn

thinker; tinkerer; troubadour

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Day of Pentecost: Whitsunday 2022 https://t.co/VIY9hbsFAx

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Spirituality: Why So Disjointed https://t.co/rI6COptJHz

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Fourteenth Station: Jesus Laid in the Tomb https://t.co/MEjfVis6Ao

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"We should be wary of defining things out of existence" — Eddy Nahmias

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Twelfth Station: Jesus on the Cross; His Mother and His Friend https://t.co/HTFU7PUkff

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Eighth Station: Simon of Cyrene Helps Jesus to Carry the Cross https://t.co/CAWUccO4yE

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Fifth Station: Jesus Judged by Pilate https://t.co/nBUhGi6857

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Spirituality: Why So Optimistic? https://t.co/xGtgbPiEiK

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Third Station: Jesus Condemned by the Sanhedrin https://t.co/dad4vAf0K8

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Hope Against Hope https://t.co/qhxzJ7EFhs

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Stuck between Sorites Paradox and a Reductio ad Absurdum

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When I eat my feelings, they taste rather bland.

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It's not that we are at a want for information; we have no idea what we want to do with the information we have.

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None of us know how to live, yet we all do it anyway.

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On a James Baldwin trip. What a fantastic writer!

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Once you stop worrying about everything, you start learning to love.

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O So Real https://t.co/nCTfnLhnpY

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The present moment, then, is only a fiction imposed on a strange ‘nowness’ that is a phenomenological sensation of time that takes place within and between objects themselves. — Timothy Morton

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Objects don’t sit in some kind of rigid temporal box. Instead, they are ‘internally’ out of phase with themselves, and this is what produces rtime and the possibility that they can interact. — Timothy Morton

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Objects are not ‘in’ time and space. Rather, they ‘time’ (a verb) and ‘space (a verb). They emanate from objects, yet they are not the object. — Timothy Morton