We are in the same situation as a magnet…. Everything around us approaches from all directions and all times…. Linguistic thought is bankrupt. Everything comes close. Lines are no more. Progress, regress, all of that is pointless. It comes closer. It approaches, not unendingly, but not exactly in chaos, either. There is this tendency towards becoming- more-probable that is contradicted by tendencies towards becoming-more-improbable. Virtualities intersect, and because they intersect accidentally, they become even more virtual. Some prevail. One is almost here. At the last moment, it disappears. I don’t know if I was able to describe this dramatically enough.”
Vilem Flusser, What If?
flusser, quote, lecture, 1991
Published by
on
Hello,
I’m Rafael.
What if philosophy and religion hold the key to understanding ourselves and the dysfunctions of our society? Join me as I explore these powerful forces, particularly through the lens of process and continental thought, and their potential to foster both individual growth and societal harmony.
Keep in the Know!
Stay updated with our latest thoughts and quotes by joining our newsletter.
Process Imagining 
Leave a comment