I think it’s important to understand this. Human communication is largely non-verbal. To a great extent the goal of social life is at least connected to having more intimate relations if not focused on getting to know everyone and anyone too well for the common good. More later. Feel free to join the conversation.
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El Gato Negro
Young crows appear invalid, even mangy, Strutting their stuff into the street, Just like a couple of cowpokes, rangy With stilted steps, as they gawk for tidbits to eat. Around the corner on a slab of concrete lies A form epitomizing night Until it unfolds itself gazing with a guise That shows surprising poise andContinue reading “El Gato Negro”
Wilds of the Mind
Who Am I Anyway? The thoughts, the sequence of the concepts we are following, are trying to express, sometimes get away from us, sometimes evade us, like the prey escapes the predator in a chase. A friend had this experience in conversation with me. Suddenly his thought eluded his presence of mind and he lostContinue reading “Wilds of the Mind”
The Twilight Zone Revisited and Reviewed: Walking Distance, Season One, Episode Five
Inspired or perhaps hoodwinked into reviewing and revising my opinion of The Twilight Zone, I’m watching Walking Distance. As a child, I saw the ham-handedness, the melodramatic obviousness of what were and are supposed to be Whoa! mind-blowing concepts. For example, in this episode, our man Sloan remarks in the drugstore how the proprietor was always sleepingContinue reading “The Twilight Zone Revisited and Reviewed: Walking Distance, Season One, Episode Five”
THE AMERICAN ASPIRATION
America is aspirational. It has always been more about ideals than origins. That is in part why reviewing our history has been necessary and controversial, because so much of what was considered traditional history focused on ideals and excluded obvious contradictions. Originally, and for some time thereafter, the truths held to be self-evident in theContinue reading “THE AMERICAN ASPIRATION”
Star Trek Reflections, Warp One
Mr. Spock, Get Us Out of Here! Even as a child I could see problems with the original Star Trek, particularly in terms of social and psychological concepts not only in the characters but also in the narratives and assumptions about progress. Technology had made amazing breakthroughs. Social relationships were, however, more than stagnant. TheyContinue reading “Star Trek Reflections, Warp One”
