I have never believed reason and the final implementation of reason, the Computer, would help mankind. Reason is a terrible trap. It compresses our reality to a single point in which we finally will vanish. The Reason We are Here is not reason but non-reason. We are here to fight reason until it finally disappears. [...]
About Total Madness
By August 4th, 2008, underAbout The Limits of Reason
By August 3rd, 2008, underYou can always find an infinite amount of equations that fits a finite set of points. When the set of points changes the equation changes. This represents a major problem when you want to find a general pattern. The solution is to assume that the pattern behind the set of points has to be a [...]
About Leibniz and Deleuze
By August 2nd, 2008, underGilles Deleuze was a French Philosopher who lived between 1925 and 1995. Deleuze’s main philosophical project concerns the relationship between Identity and Difference. Until recently Difference was seen as a difference between two Identities. Deleuze attempts to reverse this situation, and to understand Difference-in-Itself. In his Quest for Difference Deleuze is highly inspired by Leibniz. [...]
About Programming Conversations and Conversations About Programming
By July 25th, 2008, underA major part of our activities have to do with “Not-Knowing”. We are constantly talking with others about “What we don’t Know”. We are speculating and are hoping that others know. Humans are wondering creatures. The situation becomes more complicated when we meet people who are convinced they know but really don’t know. We believe [...]
About The End of the Dollar
By July 21st, 2008, underA well-known scientist once gave a public lecture on astronomy. He described how the earth orbits around the sun and how the sun, in turn, orbits around the center of a vast collection of stars called our galaxy. At the end of the lecture, a little old lady at the back of the room got [...]
About Sibel Edmonds or How US Intelligence is Stimulating a War in Central Asia
By July 17th, 2008, underSibel Edmonds was hired, as a contractor, to work as an interpreter in the translations unit of the FBI on September 2001. She reported various incidents of misconduct and incompetence to her superiors. She was fired on March 22, 2002. In reality she was fired for whistle-blowing. Sibel Edmonds not only discovered incompetence she also [...]
About Virtue and Wisdom
By July 8th, 2008, underWhen you lend somebody something you assume he (or she) will give the item back in due time. To lend you have to Trust somebody. There are many ways to create a trusted relation. When a long term trusted relationship grows out of a long chain of interactions the Iterated Prisoners Dilemma is at stake. [...]
