I woke up from a passing loss of conscious motor control. I had dreamt, which is one thing I have severely preferred to avoid. Oh my, how time does pass me by as I stare off into the dreamless horizons, which promise stagnant vistas and microcosm by which one could lose themselves for sheer anonymity (viz. the anonymous nature of those who do nothing, aim for nothing, and by heaven’s grace...
Before I conjure the writings that this “place” deems cut off by the delineations (as if there were such a thing) of time, let me pause. First to orient myself (here and not there) and then to suggest some directions. All that really has purpose from “there” (a label and mode of description that could be translated by reference {wait: you want to hear something funny [cf...
A list that is not random and that refers to things beyond itself qua list-only: Content: What became known as the Dream-Words. Scaruffi: Chapter 4: Part 3. Thoughts as I study through WiBit. Philosopher Brief: Christian Wolff – Take 4. What became known as the Dream-Words Let’s begin by saying that if I can do this, then surely I shall. “But,” assures another, whilst the...
“Now” keeps changing, leading me to doubt whether it ever is. Contents: Philosopher Brief: Christian Wolff – Take 3 Diary: Studying Java and Wibit on programming Some words on Scaruffi: Gaining perspective on chapter 4 – Part 2 Philosopher Brief: Christian Wolff – Take 3 Meta: Title notwithstanding, and long-story aside, this is the second substantial effort at...
Contents: Philosopher Briefs: Christian Wolff Dear Diary and Focus of Journaling “What is this,” asked Mr. Self-Referential. Philosopher Briefs: Christian Wolff – Take 2 (In which I write a little bit about my previous [mis]understanding of Wolff, and lead into a discussion of his relationship with Leibniz) Yesterday I had initiated my intention. Today I hope to overcome these...
This is, QED.
Philosopher Briefs: Christian Wolff
And so I begin another entry in my potentially splendid (although insufficiently sordid) intended series that will be an edifying collection of summarised…
Editorial notes: In February 2013, Shai adds Evernote to his suite of repositories. This is an application designed specifically for note-taking, organising, task lists and archiving. This proves to be the ideal tool for him to better control his ever-growing research notes, stored primarily up to this point, in handwritten notebooks and documents stored in his Google drive. Between February 2013...
