Tag Archives: guillaume duhamel

reality: it ain’t necessarily so

Posted on December 18, 2011 by Dave

At issue is whether meaning is an objective reality as opposed to an elaborated form of plain vanilla illusion arising from perception and dressed to the nines or is meaning a subjective reality, a fluid boundary shifter that reflects that … Continue reading →

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flirting with lady luck: statues of liberty

Posted on October 13, 2011 by Dave

The rock star personas. The great wealth. The love of publicity. The elitism. The somewhat shoddy intellectual foundation. The almost subservient conformity with regard to the established order, exposes both men to the charge of opportunism and insincerity. Though, to … Continue reading →