effort ⁽⁴⁾

I’ve said that values are an effort, which if recognised are raised as virtues — it is important to realise that many efforts are not perceived, not even taken for granted, and even if perceived, may not be seen as an effort, where efforts are not (allowed to be) recognised (among us). As we self the world among others doing…

There is a constant effort between all efforts, to call it war is to miss the point. War is a failure of effort, when our efforts forget themselves in the name of loyalty or some other type of dogma. To engage in a culture war is the laziest effort, a value of no value. All values are an effort, it…

I held the book in my hand and thought, merely looking at the title— … it won’t know worlding, i guesses, it will moralise… but anyway: If all all values are an effort or an inclination towards such labours, a price is a meeting of the efforts, a market is a type of worlding. The market, like morality, is a subset of worlding,…

confusing the forest for the trees, the word for the tree and the phrase for the forest © 2024 meika loofs samorzewski In a lump of the world we call taxonomy people are split into lumpers and splitters. A "lumper" is a person who assigns examples broadly, judging that differences are not as important as signature similarities. A "splitter" makes…