The Absence the Fiction Needs: Why You Are So Easily Manageable

Every anchor to the fiction works the same way. It doesn't matter which one. The constructed Jesus. The political identity. The victim story. The racial identity. The diagnosis. The ideology. The belief system that requires defending. Each one functions as an extraction device — pulling attention out of the present moment and into the constructed... Continue Reading →

Understanding the Mechanics of Imagery

On borrowed imagination, installed reality, and the oldest mechanic in the world running on your newest device. What You Actually See Look at the moon tonight. Not a picture of the moon. Not a diagram. The actual moon, with your actual eyes, from wherever you're actually standing. Take a moment with it before reading further.... Continue Reading →

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