Category: Human

Walk. Just walk.

Researchers have developed an AI-powered, smart insole that instantly turns any shoe into a portable gait-analysis laboratory. (1)

Walk.

There is no point in analyzing your gait.

For that would need you to stop walking.

Walk.

At the end you will reach the end.

And at the end you will stop and  die.

(Like Olson did. Do you understand now Garati?)

Walk

And right after the finish line, keep on walking.

Do you see?

Just walk.

It is the only way to question why you started…

And decide not to start walking in the first place…

PS. Tribute to the Long Walk by Backman.

Listen.

One drone, four microphones and a loudspeaker: nothing more is needed to determine the position of walls and other flat surfaces within a room. This has been mathematically proved by Prof. Gregor Kemper of the Technical University of Munich and Prof. Mireille Boutin of Purdue University in Indiana, USA. (1)

The only way to see is to speak.

The only way to hear is to see.

The only way to taste is to cook.

Don’t you see?

There is nothing to see…

There is everything to create.

Your senses do not connect you with the cosmos.

They connect the cosmos with you!

Better information. Worst decisions.

Making everyday decisions seems easy enough. But new research from Stevens Institute of Technology suggests that too much knowledge can lead people to make worse decisions, pointing to a critical gap in our understanding of how new information interacts with prior knowledge and beliefs.

Kleinberg and her team, found that when the problem was about something they were already familiar with (like finances and retirement, for example) people became less confident in their choices and made worse decisions, suggesting that their prior knowledge got in the way of choosing the best outcome. (1)

Arrogant man.

Let your instinct guide you.

Feel your feelings.

There is God inside everything you don’t know.

You have been wandering in this forest forever.

And within the mist of ignorance.

Beyond rivers you cannot see.

Beyond places you wished they’d never be.

You keep walking.

Knowing a clearing will soon come to thee.

Not because of what you know.

But especially because you have never seen one…

Brain. Skin. Thinking. Not being.

Brain activity has an unmistakable signature: the firing of neurons, as brain cells relay information to one another through the triggered release of chemical neurotransmitters, which are received by the long, branching dendrites of neighbouring cells.

This microscopic ritual is distinctive, but it doesn’t belong only to neurons. Scientists have now found bursts of neuron-like activity in certain skin cells. (1)

Our brain thinks.

Our skin thinks.

Is there anything that does not think?

Interactions all around.

Can we dare to stay alone?

In the face of existence.

Can we not stay silent?

In the face of ignorance.

Can we dare to say I don’t know?

In the face of death.

Do we dare to deny life?

Be honest. See what I see.

A cosmos full of cowards.

Thinking…

Therefore, doing anything but being…

Rough.

Photo by Spiros Kakos @ Pexels

Most natural and artificial surfaces are rough: metals and even glasses that appear smooth to the naked eye can look like jagged mountain ranges under the microscope. There is currently no uniform theory about the origin of this roughness despite it being observed on all scales, from the atomic to the tectonic. Scientists suspect that the rough surface is formed by irreversible plastic deformation that occurs in many processes of mechanical machining of components such as milling. (1)

In a rough cosmos we try to build mirrors.

In an ever changing universe we try to see patterns.

In a living cosmos we try to analyze death.

Staring on the calm lake.

Feeling good that we see out self.

Oh, happy man.

I know you would cry if you knew there is nothing to see.

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