The Symbols
Might Mean
Rationality: reason, facts, logic, strategy, scientific rigor, analysis, wanting or needing to understand, denotation, taking things literally
Proof: empirical knowledge, reality, experience, inquisitiveness, going down the rabbit hole, solving mysteries
Proof: empirical knowledge, reality, experience, inquisitiveness, going down the rabbit hole, solving mysteries
Clarity: seeing things clearly, evidence, revelation, being clear about something to oneself of someone else, saying things explicitly, education, transparency, exposing secrets
For Example
Movie Clips & Videos:
Amelie's mystery, Emotional Symbolism in Amelie – Amelie,
I Want The Real Thing – The Brothers Bloom,
On Becoming an Adult – Joseph Campbell
Alternative Math,
Nature as a Game of Chess (Richard Feynman),
The Fundamentals of Space-time,
Are Space and Time an Illusion?
I Want The Real Thing – The Brothers Bloom,
On Becoming an Adult – Joseph Campbell
Alternative Math,
Nature as a Game of Chess (Richard Feynman),
The Fundamentals of Space-time,
Are Space and Time an Illusion?
Podcasts:
The Lie Becomes the Truth,
Faith Lost (This American Life)
Songs:
Somebody To Love – Jefferson Airplane,
Unbelievers (Vampire Weekend)
Writings:
The Courage to Disillusion Yourself, Follow Your Heart Or Your Head?,
Am I Staying In A Relationship For The Wrong Reasons?,
The 64-Square Grid Design of ‘Through the Looking Glass’,
Differences Between How Art, Science, and Religion Explain the Universe
Meaning-Making, Rationalization, Knowledge, Disenchantment,
Age of Enlightenment, Existentialism, Rationalization, Intellectualization,
Cult of Reason, Explicit Knowledge, Denotation, Realism, Reality,
Philosophy of Space and Time, Spacetime, Chess
Literature: Through the Looking Glass (Lewis Carroll)
The Lie Becomes the Truth,
Faith Lost (This American Life)
Songs:
Somebody To Love – Jefferson Airplane,
Unbelievers (Vampire Weekend)
Writings:
The Courage to Disillusion Yourself, Follow Your Heart Or Your Head?,
Am I Staying In A Relationship For The Wrong Reasons?,
The 64-Square Grid Design of ‘Through the Looking Glass’,
Differences Between How Art, Science, and Religion Explain the Universe
Meaning-Making, Rationalization, Knowledge, Disenchantment,
Age of Enlightenment, Existentialism, Rationalization, Intellectualization,
Cult of Reason, Explicit Knowledge, Denotation, Realism, Reality,
Philosophy of Space and Time, Spacetime, Chess
Literature: Through the Looking Glass (Lewis Carroll)
“I can't believe THAT!' said Alice. 'Can't you?' the Queen said in a pitying tone. 'Try again: draw a long breath, and shut your eyes.' Alice laughed. 'There's no use trying,' she said: 'one CAN'T believe impossible things.' 'I daresay you haven't had much practice,' said the Queen. 'When I was your age, I always did it for half-an-hour a day. Why, sometimes I've believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast.”
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