Kein Richtig, kein Falsch — und trotzdem nicht egal.
Über Wissenschaft, Zweifel, blinde Flecken und die Freiheit, Fragen offen zu halten.
👉 https://whisper7.substack.com/p/kein-richtig-kein-falsch-und-trotzdem
#Philosophie #Wissenschaft #Selbstreflexion #Erkenntnis
No Right, No Wrong — and Yet Not Indifferent.
On science, doubt, blind spots, and the freedom to leave questions open.
👉 https://whisper7.substack.com/p/no-right-no-wrong-and-yet-not-indifferent
#RingofHonor #Wrestling (#ROH) —
#ROHTV, Episode 168 for May 28th, 2026
on #ROHHonorClub (subscription required):
https://www.watchroh.com/home
#POSTWrestling Podcast — Pollock & Thurston | Vince McMahon & Nick Khan face sanctions in shareholder lawsuit: https://www.youtube.com/live/QK_CqYIVEpc?si=eiS4cHBeq60L2Hx7
#ChrisVanVliet #Insight Interviews —
a. #Carlito: https://youtu.be/HuAJHG_W3Yg?si=A9yGqPvZcePrEXoQ
b. #BrianMeyers: https://youtu.be/FzqihgMsK_o?si=U1obyXdezH3kSGoe
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✨ Beyond knowledge ✨
🪷 Paradoxical wisdom from Wumen Huikai (1183–1260) 🪷
💛 What cannot be reached through concepts alone? 💛
🔗 https://youtube.com/shorts/2DSCf-kYoWs
#Buddhism #Buddha #Dharma #Chan #Zen #Mahayana #Koan #Insight #Awakening #Meditation #Mindfulness #Spirituality
🪷 Buddhistdoor Quote for Today: Wumen Huikai (1183–1260) 🪷
✨ Possessing much knowledge is like having a thousand foot fishing line with a hook, but the fish is always an inch beyond the hook. — Wumen Huikai (1183–1260) ✨
🔗 Go deeper: buddhistdoor.net
#Buddhism #Buddha #Dharma #Chan #Zen #Mahayana #Koan #Insight #Awakening #Meditation #Mindfulness #Spirituality
La vigilancia digital ya no depende solo de corporaciones o gobiernos. Las redes sociales transformaron la observación cotidiana entre personas en una dinámica normalizada, gamificada y permanente. El usuario ya no solo es observado: también participa activamente en vigilar.
In this article, I try to understand why coding agents can be infuriating to use. I think the problem is their conversational UX: they behave enough like helpful colleagues to trigger our social instincts, but they don't learn, adapt, or take responsibility the way people do, which makes their repeated mistakes feel much more frustrating than they should.
The Living Feast: A Cross-River Elegy for Two Kinds of Remembering
The Beautiful Feast of the Valley—Heb Nefer en Inet—was not a mourning. Let me be clear from the start: this was a celebration. Every year, as the Nile's summer heat began to haze the horizon, the living would cross the river to the west bank of Thebes. Not to weep. To feast. Imagine the tomb chapels draped in linen and garlands of persea leaves, lotus blossoms floating in bowls of cool water. Families would gather at the burial shrines of their ancestors—not as pilgrims to a grave, […]
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