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The Wound That Teaches
Chiron, known in Greek mythology as the wisest and most just of all centaurs, had mastered medicine, music, mathematics, and the art of teaching heroes.
 • Jonathan Boymal
What Force Makes of Us
There is a sentence Simone Weil wrote during the fall of France in 1940, that continues to be true:
 • Jonathan Boymal
Student Reflection, Philosophical Plurality, and the Challenge of Artificial Intelligence
This essay brings together a set of threads I have been developing across my writing on The Last Analogue on attention, resonance, authorship, and…
 • Jonathan Boymal
Who Is Holding the Rope?
On the morning of December 2, 1942, Enrico Fermi stood on a balcony beneath the stands of Stagg Field at the University of Chicago and directed a young…
 • Jonathan Boymal
The Infrastructure of Uncertainty
What the hedge was actually doing, and what we lost when it disappeared
 • Jonathan Boymal
Shadow Work
There is a Zen Chinese parable about a young woman named Sei.
 • Jonathan Boymal
The Shadow That Has Your Name
A Wizard of Earthsea (1968) is set in an archipelago world where magic is a serious discipline.
 • Jonathan Boymal
The Last Analogue
The Last Analogue
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