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Abstract watercolor of six vertical layers: green, vermillion, magenta, yellow, orange and red. Each meeting differs: a set edge, shallow feathering, a scalloped print, deep tongues, and beads of red in the orange.

Interfaces

Alan Forester-Kaiser ·

On a rough day at Clapham, Benjamin Franklin fetched a cruet of oil and went down to the large pond on the common. He dropped a little on the water from the leeward side, where the waves were largest, and […]

A 3D mind map of tags used in this collection from August to October 2026: Social Liberty at the center, linked to six hubs (government, philosophy, land, georgism, policy, california), each ringed by related tags

On Purpose of Writing

Idan Rednaxus ·

On high ground above tree line, trails are often marked by cairns: small stacks of stones, one in sight of next, trails leading across rock where no path wears into the ground. Nobody knows who are their builders. A hiker […]