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The Broken Day
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AI Psychosis!
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Livestream with Lawrence Weschler, Tomorrow, November 6
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Nov 5
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C’est la Lune qui nous rend humains
1. La science et la religion ont ceci en commun : elles naissent en grande partie de notre attention portée aux cycles de la Lune.
Nov 2
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The Moon Makes Us Human
1. Both science and religion have this in common — that they emerge largely out of our attention to the cycles of the moon.
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