The Limits of Knowledge, the Pitfalls of Prediction, and the Triumph of the Possible Over the Probable – The Marginalian
admin Prediction is the sharpest tool the human animal has devised — the chisel with...
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What Makes a Great Poem, What Makes a Great Storyteller, and What Makes Us Human – The Marginalian
I once asked ChatGPT to write a poem about a total solar eclipse in...
A Defense of Joy – The Marginalian
One of the most important things to have learned in life is that choosing...
H.D. on the Two Kinds of Seeing and the Key to Over-mind Consciousness – The Marginalian
“One must be a seer, make oneself a seer,” Arthur Rimbaud wrote, “by a...
William Henry Hudson and the Gift of the Ruin of Your Best Laid Plans – The Marginalian
“The mind is its own place, and in it self can make a Heav’n...
A Pioneering Scientist’s Manifesto for Peace – The Marginalian
Is Peace Possible?, originally published in 1957, is the second title in Marginalian Editions....
One Woman’s Search for Meaning in the Footsteps of Bulgarian Mountain Shepherds – The Marginalian
Every day at sundown I would hear him, the invisible shepherd singing on the...
A Vintage Treasure from Japanese Artist Keizaburo Tejima – The Marginalian
That we will never know what it is like to be another — another...
A Cosmic Poem for the Vera Rubin Observatory – The Marginalian
By Maria Popova At the end of her trailblazing life, having swung open the...
The Moving Story of How a Helpless Creature Helped a Workaholic Wake Up from the Trance of Near-living and Rewild Her Soul – The Marginalian
Narrow the aperture of your attention enough to take in any one thing fully,...