The heart beat

Charlie Watts was never the most flashy drummer. He wasn't known for the frenzied solos of Cream's Ginger Baker, or for placing explosives in his kick drum like The Who's Keith Moon. Instead, he was the subtle, stoic heartbeat of The Rolling Stones for almost 60 years. A jazz aficionado, he fell in love with … Continue reading The heart beat

Surge

cacotopia,[1]kakotopia, or simply anti-utopia) They wanted to be seen and heard. But now more importantly, they needed someone they could trust. l trust Is there a chemical in our brains that makes us trust others? And what determines when this does – or doesn’t – happen? Decades of research into the neuroscience of trust have answered … Continue reading Surge

It’s fatal to equivocate

Sgt Radisson, Genevieve's one and only Saudi Arabian expert, was on the move, in June, last seen off route 7 with Lou Lewis, brother of Lewellyn "L.E." Lewis Carter, the matriarch in charge of wayward manor where people in danger recovered, returned to "society" as living treasures. *any legacy largely ignored Intended scope of the … Continue reading It’s fatal to equivocate

The parallax view

This was supposed to be a scene  This was something of a scene   But what’s to be done if the sole and express purpose of every intelligent man is babble - that is, a deliberate pouring from empty into void?  Fyodor Dostoevsky (Notes From Underground) (via trashingdays) “I, as a matter of fact, take my … Continue reading The parallax view

Number 35 previous remorse blank stare of grief 

Elements Loss and recovery is a deep theme in psychoanalysis, where the child separating from its mother can be a traumatic experience. Splitting is also relevant, where we separate out good and bad objects. The Seeker The One Found "The Seeker looks for and finds the One Found." Although this is a relatively short description, … Continue reading Number 35 previous remorse blank stare of griefÂ