Greetings fellow travelers upon our fine Urth! Today I have concocted a little something different. The first exercise is something that just popped into my brain after a few months of strenuous work on deconstructing my brain patterns. The second one is inspired by Dr. Claude Needham and his beautiful book, The Just Because Club. Continue reading →
Today, I could not resist digging back into my handy-dandy brain-expansion kit, the Just Because Club: From this text, I have plucked many experiments. Today, the one I plucked suggested that I take a walk downtown, and whenever I approach an intersection, to roll a 6-sided-die. (you know, the square ones?) 1 or 6= go Continue reading →
It has gotten a little harder to tell the difference between what happens right NOW in the ever-present moment, and what has already occured. Once some kind of sensory data hits the brain and registers as sight, sound, touch, taste, or smell, the event that caused it has already passed on. So, every perception a Continue reading →
Choosing sides in fake-ass battles does not excite me. Watching people who vomit media feeds all over each other, however, does excite me. The near-total faith in elections, electoral politics, and media “coverage,” astonishes me every single day. Today at the local health food store here in Carlsbad, most folks at the checkout engaged each Continue reading →
Ok, tonight, no matter what time I finish my work for the evening, I will be doing a Just Because Club experiment. What will it be? I will sit in the bathtub for one full hour, with no water in it. I have typed in the full text of the experiment below. Just Because Club Continue reading →
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