A thin amber circle on a dark slate grid with fourteen points marked on it, beside the title What Is Thinking of Everything: a list of named points that never closes the circle.

What Is Thinking of Everything

“I’ve thought of everything” sounds like a finished search. Derived from the foundation’s first primitive — no enumeration closes the circle of conditions — it is a report on a list and on thoughts that have stopped arriving: care makes a list better but no nearer to everything, and only a provision that names nothing covers what a plan has not named. … readWhat Is Thinking of Everything