When Xi Jinping visited Jamaica in 2009, I was asked to learn and play the Chinese National anthem at his state reception dinner. I remember going to great lengths to ensure that the sound would be as grand as any orchestra he had heard, befitting the occasion. He was then of course Vice-President and although … More Worlds apart
A Cadastral mind is defined by Google’s AI overview as “a structured, analytical, and organized way of thinking that mimics a cadastre—the comprehensive, public, and detailed recording system of land ownership, boundaries, and value.” {For a biblical reflection of boundaries, see chapt 2 [pg 6] of Running over) I remember the first time I heard the … More Freakuency
The construction of the past is as much an effort of imagination as of memory, although one could argue that memory is more involved with the construction of the past and imagination with the construction of the future; however the reverse position is not untenable. Imaginations of the future involve a calculus of memory. Equally, … More The Zenith
