In the late 1930s, an anxious teenager sits in a boarding school in Connecticut, surrounded by the trappings of privilege he doesn’t quite know what to do with. The school is Kent, Episcopalian and elite, a feeder into the American establishment. The boy’s day
Browse all works · Return to openingCHAPTER 00 / THE WET SEAT
The seat is wet. It has not rained. Someone says the passenger was carrying an empty birdcage.A dreamlike journey through the human condition: moral philosophy from Thales to Arendt and Camus, psychology, science, film, and AI as a new test of old human questions. There is no required route.
NOMOTO MEDIA / THE HUMAN CONDITION, AI & MORAL PHILOSOPHY
Select a station.ORIGINAL HOMEPAGE →BROWSE ALL WORKS →