Competing
the main meaning of competition is not just “racing,” but an effort to maintain or improve position under conditions of limitation and uncertainty
the main meaning of competition is not just “racing,” but an effort to maintain or improve position under conditions of limitation and uncertainty
the value of a place is determined by relation, direction of movement, and the possibilities opened through it
the game actually contains a very old philosophical lesson: all human experience unfolds from a certain position
for those accustomed to deeper reflection, precisely within that simplicity there may hide a very fundamental problem
space is gradually understood mainly as something measurable, mappable, and calculable
it is not an exaggeration to say that accent is the meeting point between language and identity
a sense of enoughness is among the most difficult forms of inner freedom to attain within a consumerist society
why does a space once promised as a realm of openness so often turned instead into a space for attacks, manipulation, noise, and surveillance?
difficult ethical questions emerge: what happens when living creatures are transformed into systems of mass production?
knowledge gradually becomes a separate field that can develop far beyond the everyday life experience of ordinary society