WE ARE HERE, BUT IS IT NOW? (THE SUBMARINE HORIZONS OF CONTEMPORANEITY)

It is said that we know more about far-away galaxies than we do about the bottom of the oceans on earth. One could say something sim ilar about our relationship to the future and to the contemporary. The distant future can seem more familiar than the deep present. We know it will come, regardless of whether or not we are around to witness it. Searching for the present is a bit like deep sea div ing. How to dive without drowning in the turbulent waters of now? How to find and share sources of illumination in submarine darknes s? When t...[Read more]