Here are some issues extracted from a conversation embedded in the previous letters: Greg in red and Adam in black: On Deleuze’s concept of the body without organs: “Bodies without organs, without emotions, without desires, without any reactive and potentially disturbing physical buttons others might push, and, most especially, without any plausible reason to […]
Gregory Desilet in red. Adam Pogioli in black: I think you are right to suggest we are talking past each other. Nevertheless, I find what you say stimulating. So, thanks for taking the time to share your thoughts. There are so many ways to enter into all you say below that I feel I
Gregory Desilet in red. Adam Pogioli in black: As for “my” ideas about the occult, they are not really my ideas. It is a definition I derive from the work of Wittgenstein. And I think it has merit with regard to explaining why so many people (scientists in particular) are not persuaded by many
The following is from a series of exchanges between me and Gregory Desilet. Gregory and I have been writing back and forth for over a dozen years or so. I have placed some of my letters to him under the letters section of this website, but this recent exchange necessitates seeing both sides. We had
So I did not find the Unidentified program’s narrative that compelling at first because I think it paints a few clueless officials and their pop culture mascot as heroes in a movement that is in my opinion way over their heads or understanding. Or what little they know is classified, so they are pushing on
This turned into quite a great discussion in my opinion. We were a little uncertain how to begin. We discuss beginning with the question “What is Science?”, which I know made me a little overwhelmed with how to tackle such a broad topic. So I sound a bit nervous or excited at the beginning. I
