Praxis, Ecology, Authority & Ultimacy | John Vervaeke in dialogue with Tim Adalin

[@scottjrowan]

This was brilliant. Thank you both 🙏

[@PhilosophyPortal]

Fantastic discussion, loved the speculations on philosophy-theology, the transformation of John's projects, the dialectic of finitude and transcendence, and the constant emphasis on bringing our attention and our cognition to wrestling with the mess of life. Tim your capacity to hold space for dialogos is unmatched, long live Voicecraft!

[@Voicecraft]

Thanks Cadell.

[@NateKinch91]

Brilliant mate. There are few who could have seeded, held space for, and deeply contributed to such a discussion.

[@Voicecraft]

Thanks Nate.

[@jamespercy8506]

the very idea of the inchoate better, that we can barely imagine but easily recognize and orient ourselves to as it emerges, in an engeandering manner as our kernal of existential faith.

[@mellonglass]

Individualism can only be broken with time, the emphasis of speed, has no time to collective intelligence, only the time of individualistic smartness. Two slot machines discussing their contents, yet remaining silo’s in protectionism. Simple fact, differences within the human body takes 12 to 15 days, to get to know another in differences will never happen with constant awkward introductions in staged theory. Fame is the gamed version of insulation from differences the academy has lost by its own privileges to lecture without the meal of conversations. Remove first food, then water, then communication (community) for the endless TED talk of words without meaning the words, but following the script. The world is run by those who communicate closely, not by those of demands to speed, faster than that of understanding and our schooling to ‘miss the point’ from ‘separation’ Dunbar is time based, not theory based. The community is a sponge finding itself in a world educated to entropy yet existing in compression that created life by squeezing it. Blood from a stone.