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Tag Archives: Albert Einstein
fundamental creation: an evolving debate
Supposedly, beliefs do have consequences. And its a long standing argument where a vindication of evolution over revelation is warranted, justified, or an outright falsehood, junk science foisted on the public. Depsite the seeming evidence of random, mutual and natural … Continue reading
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Tagged Albert Einstein, Albrecht Durer, Bob Dylan, Henri Rousseau, Henry Morris, Jan Gossaert, Jan the elder Bruegel, John Whitcomb, Lucas Cranach, Lucas Cranach the Elder, Monty White Answers in Genesis, Paul Broun Republican, Ross Rosevear, The Genesis Flood book, Werner Keller the Bible as History
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thinking and taking the book out of the box
Mitt Romney and Israel still making waves or hay as he tries to throw Obama into the barn. Its all B.S. but gives the pundits what to wax on, or better yet to chew and spit out. Frankly, Sheldon Adelson … Continue reading
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Tagged Albert Einstein, Albert Einstein left-handed, Cenk Uygur, Dan Senor, Johannes Stark, Maimonides, Michael Ordman, Mike Nicholls professor, Mitt Romney, Mitt Romney Jewish, paul robeson, Philipp Lenard, Prime Minister David Cameron left handed, Richard Francis Burton, Saeb Erekat, Salam Fayyad Palestinian Authority, Sheldon Adelson, Sir Richard Francis Burton the Jews, W.E.B. Du Bois, Yahoo Serious
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cosmic atom anarchist of the aurora
What happens when you cross anarchism with nuclear physics? That could be a volatile combination to be sure, one wavering towards some nihilistic tendencies, yet stopping short of falling off the cliff. Artistically, it could be pretty interesting if the … Continue reading
mythologizing camera
Compared to Norman Rockwell for depicting a slice of life Americana, but the comparison is a but unjust; Ozzie Sweet’s work lacks that element of American disavowal and the subtle and hidden eroticism found in much of Rockwell’s illustration. From … Continue reading
genius of action: power of whim and command
by Art Chantry (art@artchantry.com) i’ve come to realize that there are two sorts of genius in this world. since we are ‘dualists’ in western culture (at least since descartes), it’s not an odd thing to see. there is, of course, … Continue reading
Posted in Art History/Antiquity/Anthropology, Feature Article, Ideas/Opinion, Modern Arts/Craft
Tagged Albert Einstein, art chantry, Arthur Rimbaud, bob cassilly, bob cassily, cassily, don novello, dr. teller nuclear bomb, edward teller, michelangelo the pieta, Paul Verlaine, robert oppenheimer, the house on the rock, The MC5, The Stooges, verlaine
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don’t mess with the holy fool
Regarded as a kind of holy fool who could stretch time and space while spitting on Isaac Newton’s cape and could scare off Voltaire with flashing visions of nihilistic revelry,a positive nihilism, a kind of messianic negation of the mundane … Continue reading
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Tagged alan moore, Albert Einstein, Allen Ginsberg, Andrew Potter, Billy Bragg, Donald Trump, G.K. Chesterton, jim jarmusch, john michell, John Milton Paradise Lost, mike goode, Slavoj Zizek, Terry Eagleton, todd mcfarlaine, W.B. Yeats, William Blake
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loose lips sink ships: uncertainty principal
As Clausewitz postulated, war is simply a means for a pre-determined purpose. A continuation of policy which implies a rather solid and usually sordid link between politics and war. There have been newer theories, which may actually be clever repackaging … Continue reading
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Tagged Albert Einstein, Alexander Cockburn, Andres Serrano, Andy Warhol, bill lewis art, Carl von Clausewitz, Howard Zinn, Julian Assange, kirsten cale, martin van creveld, Noam Chomsky, Norman Rockwell, pearl harbor, pearl harbor anniversary, pearl harbor attack, Salvador dali, Sigmund Freud, thomas lacquer
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guess who’s coming to dinner
The world had changed. To draw similarities with today is hazardous- the situation is more complex today- but some of the contexts bear semblance, the same family genes so to speak. When Chaplin met Einstein in January 1931, the financial … Continue reading
Posted in Cinema/Visual/Audio, Feature Article, Ideas/Opinion, Marketing/Advertising/Media, Modern Arts/Craft
Tagged Albert Einstein, bernard riemann, Charlie Chaplin, charlie chaplin the rink, Hannah Arendt, james j. sylvester, jennifer cooke, John Updike, kracauer, marcel grossman, max born, Max Horkheimer, max jammer, ross benjamin, susan buck-morss, Theodor Adorno, Walter Benjamin
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