Category Archives: on thinking

synchronicity

synchronicity |ˌsi ng krəˈnisitē| noun 1 the simultaneous occurrence of events that appear significantly related but have no discernible causal connection : such synchronicity is quite staggering. 2 another term for synchrony (sense 1). ORIGIN 1950s: coined (in sense 1) by C. G. Jung. Things are duplicated everywhere. Tweets in Tweetie, across computers and the [...]

the more you see, the less you see

marketing and media make it difficult for me to focus on things that don’t exist yet. the more i see things that exist or things that are being made, the harder it is to think of new things, fresh things, that aren’t yet in existence. i think partly because i get excited about what i [...]

meta blog

It’s taken long enough, but I’ve finally realized that it doesn’t matter if I think about things, it doesn’t matter if I have ideas, and it doesn’t matter if I’ve formed opinions if they aren’t in some way shared with the world. I use a nice piece of software called VoodooPad to jot down all [...]