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Art vs. Science This is a guest essay by Timothy Chutes, and the third in a series of essays on Art, Science, and Technology.	The Implications of The Technium on The State of Art This is a guest post by Ryan Hogan, a Nashville visual artist. This is part of a week-long series on Art, Science, and Technology.
The Artist and The Shift of Technology This is a guest post by Jim Woods, Nashville blogger and musician. This is part of a week-long series on Art, Science, and Technology.	How we're flying around the world Josiah just posted some of the details about how he and I booked a 16-stop, around the wor
I am a complex individual (How I'm writing now) I am a complex individual. We are all complex individuals.	Choose Your Instrument! (John Mayer, Twitter, and the Battle for Your Soul) It crystallized when I read this article about a talk by John Mayer: John Mayer at B
Finding Purpose at the bottom of the Pool I believe that what is needed is to meet the unfelt needs, the sensed desires that have no name.	Living without contingency My head is full of several thoughts I've been trying to write about for quite a while.
Interview with a Sociopath Venkatesh Rao writes at Ribbonfarm, and is the author of the book Tempo.	The Moment in light of the Future Life is a series of moments, where we have the opportunity to look around us and take it in, and absorb and enjoy everything about it.
How I use Twitter (plus Hinduism and Judaism explained) If you follow me, you may notice that I use a multiplicity of Twitter accounts. Let me explain why I do this. In the beginning...	The Anti-Movement Manifesto When I was a kid, I wanted to change the world by starting movements. I imagined leading hordes of people in marches, or maybe even into battle, screaming a bloody war-cry, looking like Mad Max.
The Operating System of the mind I just finished reading this piece by Mark Robertson, in which he refers to "malware theology".	Harold Camping, Arrogance, and The End of The World When Harold Camping's May 21st rapture failed to materialize, I imagined he'd be devastated.
The Downfall of Katy Perry Friends of mine know I have a weird fascination with Katy Perry. It's partly just because she's a weird girl, but part of it is how she keeps being surprising.	Not about Bin Laden: Revenge is the World-Killer I wrote this the morning before Osama Bin Laden's death was announced. It was therefore, obviously not written about him, or the political environment surrounding his death.
There's something there's something about being somewhere far from home, maybe in the middle of the American midwest, with the horizon clearly in view, and the lights of cities strangely absent from the sky, or mayb	The Contributor and the homeless In Nashville, we have this thing called The Contributor.
Rocket scientists, musicians, and evil geniuses This past week, I attended TEDxNashville.	Into The Wind So I wrote this a couple years ago and really enjoyed sorting my thoughts as I wrote this because of all the interesting things that my mind brought up.
Of Kings, Gods, and Organic Freedom Once upon a time, a new king was crowned. The new king wanted to do right by his people, so he went to see God, to ask him how he should run his kingdom.	My Interview with a Cyborg Werewolf, part 2 This is part 2 my interview with The Cyborg Werewolf. Read part 1 here.