Author: Dr. Leon Tsvasman
The problem with art in the age of algorithms
Written by: Dr. Leon Tsvasman
Art is neither an object nor a performance, neither a craft nor a commodity. It does not merely occupy space in a museum or time on …
The Dark Poetics of Suppressed Potential
Written by: Dr. Leon Tsvasman
Every civilization has its shadow—its buried contradictions, its unrealized meanings, its silenced songs. Ours, however, may be the first to algorithmically curate them out of …
The Last Illusion: Why Meaning, Not Power, Defines Civilization
Written by: Dr. Leon Tsvasman
We had the experience but missed the meaning. And approach to the meaning restores the experiencein a different form. — T. S. Eliot, Four Quartets (1943) …
The Thinker’s Difference: Contours of Freed Potential
Written by: Dr. Leon Tsvasman
“All knowing is doing, all doing is knowing.” —Humberto Maturana (The Tree of Knowledge, 1987) “The major problems in the world are the result …
There is Magic in Reality, But Not in This World
Written by: Dr. Leon Tsvasman
“The world is not composed of things, but of processes.” — Alfred North Whitehead (Process and Reality, 1929) “We can never know the world as it …
Beyond Time & Redundancy: Shattering the Citadel of Chronos
Written by: Dr. Leon Tsvasman
“Time is the moving image of eternity.” — Plato “Every separation is a link.” — Simone Weil “We are not creatures of time, but of eternity. …
What Really Is Intelligence (& Where Does AI Fit into the Picture)?
Written by: Dr. Leon Tsvasman
Intelligence, as we often conceive it, is riddled with paradox. We reduce it to metrics, mold it into a resource to be optimized, and tether it …
