Dark ash and ochre cover reading What Is Temptation, with the subtitle: the pull is not an adversary and it is not a flaw; it is what a condition becoming readable feels like. A large ghosted P9 sits at lower right.

What Is Temptation

Temptation is usually placed either outside the person, in something with designs on them, or inside, in a flaw of character. Derived from the primitives instead, it is the felt signature of a condition becoming readable — a real relation with nothing intending on either end, and one you did not author. … readWhat Is Temptation

Dark title card reading 'The i Is in the Equation' above two boxed equations: F equals m a in amber with a green tick marked 'Re Psi solves it', and the Schrodinger equation in pink with a cross marked 'Re psi does not'.

The i Is in the Equation

Classical physics uses complex numbers constantly and can always discard them at the end. Quantum physics cannot, and the reason is exact: take the real part of a classical solution and you still have a solution — take the real part of a wavefunction and you have nothing. A lesson for philosophers and theologians on what F = ma actually claims, and what quantum mechanics does and does not license. … readThe i Is in the Equation