Category Archives: Philosophy

Naïveté

[I ought to have published this entry almost three months ago, but I didn't find time nor motivation to finish it properly and I a not sure I ever will. But time passes and I am far beyond schedule, so … Continue reading

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Good bye Paris

I probably will had to leave this city and everything that comes with it. With the opening of 43 Places I remembered that the world is big and there are still many places to visit before death. By surfing I … Continue reading

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Epiphanies

Sur les évenements importants de la vie. Continue reading

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Path of tears

All memories are traces of tears and it’s all that counts. Continue reading

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Hero

“I think they’re looking for something worth dying for, because it’s easier than finding something worth living for.” (Michael Garibaldi from Babylon 5) I think I also should find something worth living for, dying it’s just too easy. But since … Continue reading

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CV

Je viens de pondre encore un autre stupide Curriculum Vitæ et m’apercevoir ainsi que tous les idéaux pour lesquels on s’est battu dans notre vie, les instants pendant lesquels on s’est considérés heureux n’ont aucune signification. De nous ne restera … Continue reading

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Arithmetic geometry

There are only two kinds of people, those who read A. A. Milne and those who read J. S. Milne, that’s all.

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Love

My today’s fortune cookie says: Tell me why the stars do shine, Tell me why the ivy twines, Tell me why the sky’s so blue, And I will tell you just why I love you. Nuclear fusion makes stars to … Continue reading

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OHC-RM

In this post I try to split the complexity of human communication into layers without being influenced by any notion of epistemology. Continue reading

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Bug report

Who has programmed us? Is this just a big simulation of a human world to test reactions that couldn’t be tested on the real creatures? I suppose we’ll never know it, we’ll never know why a simple sentence can crush … Continue reading

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