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muses and mediators
I used to think I needed a muse. But now I’m recognizing my mediators. “Mediators are fundamental. Creation is all about mediators. Without them, nothing happens. They can be people–artists or scientists for a philosopher; philosophers or artists for a … Continue reading
move! make something! make something move!
If oppression is so awful, it’s because of how it limits movement, rather than because it violates eternal values. In barren times, philosophy retreats to reflection “on” things. If it doesn’t itself create anything what can it do but reflect … Continue reading
