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October 3, 2026Have you ever stopped to think that your daily life is shaped, all the time, by decisions you did not make? The bus that arrives…
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Have you ever stopped to think that your daily life is shaped, all the time, by decisions you did not make? The bus that arrives…
Have you ever stopped to think about what it would be like to find a specific item in a library that holds over 184 million…
Let’s do a small exercise. Imagine cross-stitch as an analog computational system, not because embroidery is literally a computer, but because some of its characteristics…
Throughout history, different peoples have imagined a figure capable of doing what few can: crossing boundaries. Hermes, Mercury, Thoth, Turms, Nabu, Exu, different names and…
Some time ago, I began studying astrology as a tool for self-knowledge. I like astrology because it offers images for thinking about ourselves, much like…
There is a curious feeling that accompanies those who do research in areas linked to technology. You write about the present knowing that, when the…
July 8 brings together two important celebrations: National Science Day and National Scientific Researcher Day. The date honors the founding of the Brazilian Society for…
When we think of the Amazon, what comes to mind? Dense forest. Giant trees. Untouched nature, far from human presence. For a long time, that…
Previously, I wove some reflections on the cyclical nature of becoming and on one of the images that fascinates me most when I think about…
It depends. When we speak of becoming, we are speaking of transformation, but transformation does not mean a straight path. Many processes in life return…
Devenir is a word describing a concept coined by the French philosopher Gilles Deleuze to characterize a way of thinking about processes of change. It…