"The Pyrrhonists aimed to achieve a suspension of judgment about every question,
every claim, that was non-evident. They did this by developing a series of
techniques for countering every piece of evidence by another piece, and every
positive argument by a counter-argument. The idea is that every argument that
purports to justify a knowledge claim can ( Read more... )

the atom


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Stephen King, the current maven of monsters, author of such stories as “The Shining,” “Carrie” or “Misery” has described radio’s prime strength as: “the mind’s innate obedience, its willingness to try to see whatever someone suggests it see, no matter how absurd and the fact that fear and horror are blinding emotions that knock out our adult pins ( Read more... )

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someone asked me the other day what I think happens when you die, and, well, getting put on the spot is useful, because often you surprise yourself with your answer. I mean, we have various ideas about these things in our mind, but when asked we tend to come to terms with them, and refine and evaluate them ( Read more... )

is it me or the knot in your heart?
that keeps the memories fresh and burning
and if we drop it off the edge
is it me or you that falls?

I saw'n eclipse of the sun in her eye
or was is just my reflection?
I was unicorn while she was lion
and we forgot about the forest

Standing on a rusty shopping cart upside down holding a tire ( Read more... )

the sky is yellow tonight, and you are the knight of cups.