Kenneth Myers’ Post

Very thought provoking conversation... Must watch, if you're curious about human capabilities of sensing reality in a very narrow spectrum.. both space and time Now I've started understanding slowly, why in our Remote Sensing course, we had been tought about 4 kind of resolution. All we want to do is TRANSCEND our human inablities... spatially, radiometrically, spectrally and temporarily. So that we can sense a little more.. make a little more sense of REALITY. Remote SENSING isn't science, it's philosophy.. it's দর্শন.. it's दर्शन.. #remotesensing

One of, if not "The" most fascinating artifact for me, is the Voynich Manuscript. Without even understanding the language with which it is coded, or written, the imagery alone appears to explain the universe. It appears to do so, in ways very similar to those presented by the late Great James Lovelock, regarding a biological reality, mixed with the work of Sir Roger Penrose, to illustrate a quantum state of permanent animation within an unified field. Certainly a field of investigation that "should" be of interest to absolutely ANYONE professing to take their life, or work seriously. It is a truly amazing discovery. Enjoy. Please find the full Yale university introduction in the comments section. This may become the first "real" opportunity for a multidisciplinary approach to the environment, that humankind so desperately requires. 👍 #worldwatercommunity

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Narratives may be a human universal, but the rules of narrativity are intensely culturally specific. This ANTH 515 Narrative course explores what narratives are and how they work, and considers a range of analytical techniques for studying them.

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