We Teach Our Children to Share, Then What?
Embodiments are useful fictions as long as you realize they are fiction and have one foot firmly planted on the function of it all.
Wallace Stevens
Wallace Stevens was an American modernist poet. He was born in Reading, Pennsylvania, educated at Harvard and then New York Law School, and he spent most of his life in the insurance industry.
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The Language Animal Spectrum
Unrealistic and unrealized opportunities circumvent the true potential that lies right in front of us. This preoccupation with the imagined world of projected emotive responses will damage our species for generations to come.
I'll Try Anything Once
Ambiguity Lightens the Mood or Deadens the Discourse
And a Masterpiece is Painted Poetry
There Are Good Poets and Not So Good Poets
Spock or Sherlock?
Time Outs
If You Are a President
