Habits, Program 1
February 2
100 Ventura Straße
Building 8, Room 12
New Berlin, CA 90026
Building 8, Room 12
New Berlin, CA 90026
To describe is to attempt — unless you are defining description itself as an end. Through the use of general creative writing techniques Program 2, Description will break down the limits of the descriptive faculties into clear categories. Attendees are expected to have a firm grasp of Lem’s Prognolinguistics as well as an active fiction writing practice.
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Description, Program 2
February 3
100 Ventura Straße
Building 8, Room 10
New Berlin, CA 90026
Building 8, Room 10
New Berlin, CA 90026
Self-reflection can’t trace origins. Motive is always in the process of being overgrown. It is taken for granted that the reasons for our generally repetitive behavior are self-evident — of course they are not.
Using both Diachronic Causation Simulation (D.C.S.) as well as Synchronic Causation Simulation (S.C.S.) Program 1, Habits will explore psychological pattern formation both by a singular event as well as its development over time.
Using both Diachronic Causation Simulation (D.C.S.) as well as Synchronic Causation Simulation (S.C.S.) Program 1, Habits will explore psychological pattern formation both by a singular event as well as its development over time.
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Schema, Program 3
February 4
100 Ventura Straße
Building 8, Room 12
New Berlin, CA 90026
Building 8, Room 12
New Berlin, CA 90026
A schematic is a shield against the violence of the variable.
This is true and obvious for the dogmatic schema of religions, but it is also true for machines and mechanical productions (whether Capitalist or Socialist). Theologies when contrasted to general mechanization have much more in common than the throngs of yelping townsfolk would have you believe — mainly the attempt at automating behavior to secure a future.
Program 3, Schema hopes to introduce a new discourse for the comparison of these two nodes. The discussion will commence with a comparison of various O'Reilly Media instruction manuals (Erlang Programming and JavaScript) with a recent translation of the Bhagavad Gita.
This is true and obvious for the dogmatic schema of religions, but it is also true for machines and mechanical productions (whether Capitalist or Socialist). Theologies when contrasted to general mechanization have much more in common than the throngs of yelping townsfolk would have you believe — mainly the attempt at automating behavior to secure a future.
Program 3, Schema hopes to introduce a new discourse for the comparison of these two nodes. The discussion will commence with a comparison of various O'Reilly Media instruction manuals (Erlang Programming and JavaScript) with a recent translation of the Bhagavad Gita.
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