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May 12, 2013 Mr. MacKnight Leave a comment

Fascinating conversation; just keeps getting better.

http://www.wnyc.org/shows/lopate/2013/apr/16/mapping-brain/

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Webs & Chains

Natura in reticulum sua genera connexit,
non in catenam: homines non possunt nisi
catenam sequi, cum non plura simul
possint sermone exponere.

Nature knits up her kinds in a network, not
in a chain; but men can follow only by
chains because their language can’t handle
several things at once.

—Albrecht von Haller (tr. Howard Nemerov)
[Epigraph to Nemerov's poem, "The Dependencies"]

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This TOK blog features work by IB Theory of Knowledge students at Dulwich College Suzhou and at Suzhou Singapore International School, in Suzhou, China, from 2009 to 2015, and at Brookes Westshore School beginning in 2019.

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