Thinking point: "The 'moment' has not yesterday or tomorrow. It is not the result of thought and, therefore, has not time." An argument for or possible path to perceptual dilation, that is, a dilated perception of time to be able to react more quickly to what would otherwise be beyond time for thinking, or what other possibilities?

Omniglot - an great website if you're fascinated by language or writing-as-art, with information and examples of all different kinds of scripts; for example, I had no idea that some scripts have been invented purely to write a certain language (like Norwegian or Mandarin), instead of using Roman script, which is interesting if you think about how many accents are needed for some Europaen languages, or the tones in Chinese

Panchok Workshop - art

word of the day: tergiversate - To use evasions or ambiguities; equivocate

Samples from NY gallery show by 'the Creatures in my Head' artist