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22 Jan

Michael Pollan and Katherine May — The Future of Hope 4 https://onbeing.org/programs/michael-pollan-and-katherine-may-the-future-of-hope-4/

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21 Jan

A philosophical enquiry into grief - this, by Matthew Ratcliffe, looks really interesting: https://www.academia.edu/55466816/Grief_Worlds_A_Study_of_Emotional_Experience

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AvatarLuiz Pessoa@PessoaBrain·
20 Jan

Want to understand *process philosophy* better? Excellent thread. https://twitter.com/ASMeincke/status/1484141347598700544

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Process Philosophy of Biology aka 'Process Biology' - what is it? Many folks think that process biology regards organisms as four-dimensional entities, i.e., entities that are not only spatially but also temporally extended and composed of both spatial and temporal parts.1/10

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18 Jan

1/ "One side-effect of [DSM] involves the ways people have begun talking about themselves. It used to be that a socially avoidant woman would come for therapy saying something like, 'I’m a painfully shy person, and I need help learning how to deal better with people in social

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