Tag: Meaning of life

• Here’s looking at you, Death.

  

  Wonderful video of a 97-year-old philosopher facing death. A fascinating and enigmatic line: “His grandfather suddenly looked up and said, “Well, that’s clear enough!”

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  January 20, 2020

  Death

  Andrew Hasse, ‘Being 97’, ‘The Atlantic’, Death, Dying, Grandfather, Grandson, Herbert Fingarette, Jacob Bloomfield-Misrach, Meaning of life, Megan Brooks, Memories, Mortality, Mystery of death, OLD AGE, Philosophy, Richard Wagner, Sherly Pontis, The unknown

• 39,000 feet

  

  Lost manuscript by vagabond writer found. He was lost. He took planes all over America. He became an expert on airports. He invested such large sums in airline travel he figured he must own a piece of the sky, or rather pieces of the sky — thin, high corridors of illusion between real cities; timeless…

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  August 4, 2019

  Vagabond writer

  Airline travel, God, Guido Michelini, INSANITY, Lost, Meaning of life, Michelmoreorless, Vagabond writer