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Ex nihilo

Ø. My only hope is that someday somehow we might put a stop to the violence that makes even Children accountable for an Idea that has for so long preceded their being here. future ancestors Under the rubric of the Transcendental I[i], the limits of the transformation of knowledge post-Sixties were the coordinates of the […]

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impossible.

I reflected a lot about whether or not I should write this. But, I am and I am because I am trying to remember why I started this blog, which is related to why I decided to create music again, which is related – but less directly so – to why I decided to take […]

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MUMBLE PUNK: A Theory

In loving dedication to Jarius John Gillespie & Andrew Dwayne-Fabio Smith Pessimism of the intellect Pessimism of the heart Pessimism of the will Pessimism, but still forging ahead with courage tenacity, persistence and bravery Pessimism, but stupid enough to try to care: more to feel: everything to hear: everyone Pessimism, but stupid enough to try. […]

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Black Studies, Mathematics: A Syllabus

The following syllabus is imagined for a future reading group/class/discussion group based on the growing interest in the philosophy of mathematics from the perspective of Black Studies. The accompanied readings are not exhaustive of and for the field of history and philosophy of mathematics, but are interesting avenues or pathways into the discussion of math, […]

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Divine Madness, Divine Mathematics: note towards a black philosophy of math

Divine Madness, Divine Mathematics: note towards a black philosophy of math There is a lot about math that is veiled beneath its secularization that leads not only to a philosophical resistance to the metaphysical and epistemological questions posed by mathematics but also to a limitation of the pedagogical and practical investment in math itself. If […]

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Monster

The term ‘heresy’ is used here in the context in which it is used by the Polish philosopher, Kolakowski. He argues that all realms of culture, philosophy, as much as art and customs, exemplify a fundamental antagonism, whereby everything that is new grows out of the permanent need to question all existing absolutes, with every […]

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