Carole Corlew.

Related to stuff we’re talking about.

I’ve become slightly obsessed with Frank Chimero’s talk on the purpose and philosophy of design:

To really think about design, you need to learn and think about everything other than it. Design is a vessel: the most important part is what it holds.

The first comment on the Vimeo landing is a single word: Nourishing. Such a perfect way to sum it all up.

Via: Swiss-Miss

It’s a fantastic dicovery, it’s mean that another species other than human that can understand permenantly the concept of death! But, it’s cruel, the poor gorilla is sad and because he understand it too well, he is experiencing the same desperate feeling that us when we face death … where’s the ethic ? I hope they confort him well … and that he can be a happy gorilla! :\

«Every photograph—whoever took it, whoever is pictured in it—is a gross violation of human dignity, a monstrous falsification of nature, a base insult to humanity. [...] Photography is the greatest mockery in the world, the ultimate mockery of the world.»

More thoughts on photography & thinking, whilst reading Bernhard & Beckett in Dublin.

A debate is raging between philosophers and scientists over nature of free will. Neuroscientists say they can prove it is an illusion. But philosophers aren’t buying this.

Isn’t this the contemporary equivalent of asking the Pope whether the Earth is at the center of the solar system?

– a series of posters each capturing a single philosophical ideology through simple geometric shapes.

Did Luke post this already?

(via @tcarmody)

I want a huge pint of Guinness. Now. Loved this post.