Tempo e vínculo
O que faz uma relação atravessar os dias? Uma reflexão sobre presença, espera, memória e a responsabilidade de incluir o outro no próprio futuro.
Does the Brain Fail Before It Is Destroyed? Energy Margins, Reversible Function, and the CMC Hypothesis
Neural function can become unreliable before cells disappear—but that observation does not prove a universal sequence. This essay separates physiological evidence from the testable CMC III safety-margin hypothesis and asks what could falsify it.
What Time Does When the Present Is Impossible
A brief reading of how the essay turns physical delay into a philosophical account of lived time, continuity, and protection.
No zombie Can Ask
A question that can only be asked by something for which the answer is already settled is a strange kind of question. The hard problem of consciousness is one of these, and noticing it changes what the problem is evidence for. Chalmers asked why there is experience at all. Everything
The Hidden Grammar of Pathology: The Cost of Order
what do all of these structures have in common at their most basic physical level?
The boundeless Prision - Book I
But on that morning of September the second she looked at her fifty-year-old husband with the golden watch in his hand and felt both things at once — the most complete love she had ever felt, and the deepest fear she had ever carried.
The Fold
When the brain reaches maximum integration — when excitation and inhibition approach the equilibrium that equilibrium has before it yields — interior time and exterior time cease to be the same measure.
The Life of Max
This book was born from a question that has no right answer: what would happen if, in the moment between life and the end, someone showed us what we never knew how to see?
The Border
THE STORY OF Edward Wenner
The Point of Return
Cellular thermodynamics is the first-order force
Cellular thermodynamics is the first-order force Because no theory of cognition — quantum or computational — survives without first settling the bill in ATP. There's a growing debate in biology about how far "cognition" really extends. Bacteria that "decide" which way to swim. Slime molds