Hi, Frank,
Last Thursday, in order to stir up a conversation amongst the mathematicians
and the humanists, I forwarded the attached to the FRIAM list. It is a book
about the intellectual/emotional relationship between the two siblings, the
mathematician Andre Weil, and his sister Simone. Whe
Heh. I got it, and have opinions. But since you addressed it directly to the
meatspace, I didn't express those.
On November 6, 2019 12:27:31 PM PST, Nick Thompson
wrote:
>Hi, Frank,
>
>
>
>Last Thursday, in order to stir up a conversation amongst the
>mathematicians
>and the humanists, I forw
I read the e-mail, was excited, and have followed up. Thank you Nick.
FRIAM may be interested to know that our Center for Emergent Diplomacy has
pulled together a group of Complexity scientists to meet with high-level
guests in Stockholm in early December. The purpose of the Colloquium is to
sha
I feel trepidatious to even try to weigh in here, but try I shall
(unless I delete my attempt before I ).
I agree with Glen's point about the author conflating "C" with little
"c" capitalism. I am a reformed Capitalist who continues to practice
capitalism on a daily basis, though not always *p
As a card carrying Hermeneutic (postmodernism historically derives from the
Hermeneutics of Heidegger and his student Gadamer) the flaws of the article
arise from the assertion that Capitalism is/has/embodies some kind of Truth and
therefore un/non/anti-Truth will kill it. From the viewpoint of
