Wednesday, June 12, 2013

Fools Might Could Rush In


Dear Colleagues,

In an academic community I guess the niche left
open for the play of foolishness is actually abysmal:  
seemingly groundless, a yawning chasm deceptively
appearing as splinter, thorn,  pea  under a mattress
(to mix meta force): chaos*  really, that  source of
higher order math  might map if it could, or at least
acknowledge.

Or  IT’s like a seesaw, say, Archimedean lever
grounded on hypothesis with the whole academic
community seated on the side of  seriously: we’ve
got work to do leaving other side open for  some
90 lb fool to balance the equation.

                     

Insensitive to                      Overly sensitive
“initial”                                     to “initial”
conditions.                                   conditions.

An environmental & sustainable issue: regulating
serious-to-foolish ratios in (let’s say, for the sake
of argument) a “closed”  system  at any given point
in  time: its noetic weather & affective climate &
the emerging phenomenal values generating from
the converse-action between ludic and illudic and
how-it-is they just get along.   Or don’t.

A Liberal Art General Educational question and
quest: Not your liberal arts concern: vocational,
instrumental, utilitarian, taking care of  business
in these troubled turbulent times—never mind.  .

*Everyday examples of chaotic systems include
 is some controversy over the existence of chaotic
and local  foodback circuitry.[2][

xxxooo, Sam



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