Tag: Through a glass darkly

• Hide and Seek

  I guess the hunt is never over. Just when you think you’re winning, a sleeper cell surfaces, one you hadn’t even suspected, and closets itself somewhere you’d never think to look –an endless game of hide and seek. A Samsara of possibilities. An yet, what would be the thrill of exploration if you knew all […]

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  October 26, 2016

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  1978 Nobel Prize in Physics, answers, BBC news, cart before the horse, Cosmic Microwave Background, inductive logic, Penzias and Wilson, post hoc, post hoc fallacy, questions, Scientific method, Through a glass darkly, Women’s Health issues

• Facing up to the Medicine

  There is something magical about a face. It is at the same time familiar and yet mysterious. And although it contains many parts with disparate functions, these are somehow secondary. We see the face as a unit, then judge the components; it is a face first, and only subsequently an aggregation of details. It is […]

  gozzter

  October 7, 2015

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  aging, Face, facial patterns, facial recognition, facial recognition technology, Hamlet, King Henry V, midwives, Oscar Wilde, paranoia, Postpartum depression, premature delivery, Shakespeare, St. Jerome, The Portrait of Dorian Gray, Through a glass darkly