"Science philosopher Karl Popper put forth the idea that the world could be divided into two categories: clocks and clouds. Clocks are fixed, orderly systems that can be understood by reducing them to their simplest parts. Clouds are, however an 'epistemic mess...' that are 'highly irregular, disorderly, and more or less unpredictable.' This adage was used to illustrate the dilemma of both science (and, I think in daily life) to approach all things as though they were clocks. We want to give nature (and people) a blueprint. But this approach is destined to bring nothing but frustration. The cosmos, its phenomenon, and people are much more like clouds than clocks."

Clouds, Not Clocks

Clouds, not Clocks

When you buy a one-way ticket, you probably are certain why you're going. And what you will be doing there. But when the airplane flies towards the west it's not only the seconds that turn back, you also turn back. You turn so far back that all the old uncertainties return.

Where am I going?
Why am I going?

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بلیط یکطرفه که میخری، لابد مطمئنی که چرا داری میری و اونجا چه کار خواهی کرد.
ولی وقتی هواپیما به سمت غرب پرواز میکنه فقط ثانیه ها نیستن که به عقب برمیگردن، تو هم برمیگردی. اونقدر عقب که تردیدها همه برمیگردند...

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Clouds, not Clocks

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