Tag: Memory

Where the Mind Goes, the Energy Flows by William Klein

“Where the mind goes, the energy flows.” What a great quote that is. I just completed reading New York Times columnists analysis of where they were wrong in their columns. Ranging from Capitalism to Al Franken’s banishment from the Senate to the treatment of Trump supporters to Mitt Romney to Facebook following, the columns ran … Continue reading Where the Mind Goes, the Energy Flows by William Klein →

“Never Forget: The Architecture of Memory” by William Klein

Jean Cocteau wrote a beautiful essay “On Memory”.  He details the illusive nature of memory; brilliantly and poetically articulating how it can guide us, protect us and serve as a cornerstone for our understanding of truth, but it can also engender falsity and unintentional delusional understanding. Cocteau quotes a famous philosopher who wrote, “We are … Continue reading “Never Forget: The Architecture of Memory” by William Klein →