Monthly Archives: October 2014

As children we fear the dark. The unknown troubles us. Anything might be out there. Ironically, it’s our fate to live in the dark. Head out from the Earth in any direction you choose and, after an initial flash of blue, you’re surrounded by blackness, punctuated only here and there by the faint and distantContinue reading “Post # 113 – Life Looks For Life”

“We were hunters and foragers. The frontier was everywhere. We were bounded only by the earth, and the ocean, and the sky. The open roads still, soft and cause. Our little  terraqueous globe is the madhouse of those hundred, thousand, millions of worlds. We who can not even put our planetary home in order, riven with rivalriesContinue reading “Post # 112 – The Frontier Is Everywhere”

“To see the world, things dangerous to come to, to see behind walls, draw closer, to find each other, and to feel. That is the purpose of life.” — James Thurber —