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I’m revisiting my post #176 Morphic fields 28 December 2013. In that I continued the theme of enchantment. One of the possibilities or byproducts of enchantment is that inert, inanimate objects bear the possibility that they ar...


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I’m reprising my blog post from 21 December 2013, #175 Enchanted places. There I quoted from Christopher Street’s book on ley lines, mythic lines that cross the landscape connecting significant places, in which he asserts tha...


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I’m updating my post of 14 December 2013 #174 How to slow down time, which started with a reference to slow motion video capture. Slo-mo recordings via smartphone struck me as a way of revealing what is otherwise hidden from view...


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Are there things that are truly odd in the world, or is it odd that anything exists at all?

I put those questions to ChatGPT as I checked out some museum objects last week, while immersed in the geometries of IM Pei’s celebrated Museum of Islamic Art in Doha, Qatar. Amongst many artefacts, there were manuscripts on display labelled ...


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