There is a kind of psychic economizing in the tension we call “self.” If we could dissect it into its bookends, we’d find it spanning…

If Difference and Repetition serves to expose the submerged currents that resist identification or replication, CognVortex’s script-as-reward system shapes the self as an actor persistently…

Meditation is not the practice of clearing the mind but of witnessing the machinery within it—the apparatus of perception turning on its axis. To sit…

Honesty, often heralded as virtue’s anchor, is paradoxically tied to a persistent sense of uncertainty—not as a flaw but as its essence. True honesty does…

Reality is where all our declared plans go to change outfits. To declare a plan is to dress it in a particular costume, armed with…

“He who fights with monsters should look to it that he himself does not become a monster. And if you gaze long enough into an…

The “little me” lives solely as the observer in suspension, realizing itself in a delicate momentary stillness. When action arises too quickly, it speaks only…

The mind’s implicit physics lives in the structure of the gap. In perception, gaps mark the places where thoughts and sequences leave the terrain of…

We never get to the other side of cognition. At best we deduce a pre-cognitive view by way of post-cognitive representations. Human “realism” is a…

In Difference and Repetition, Gilles Deleuze presents a radical departure from traditional Western philosophy by tackling two central, overlooked forces in philosophy—difference and repetition. Traditionally,…