Q: What is monotony?

4 Responses to Q: What is monotony?

1. lazer nanes says:

   May 5, 2010 at 12:26 pm

   I’m sure the questioner loved that response.
2. Tazo says:

   March 15, 2011 at 10:02 am

   Very predictable answer. Predictability is the problem with a universe that is viewed as deterministic and essentially dead. Human aliveness is decisional in the midst of the mystery, wonder, and awe of the universe. Decisionality is required because being human is ambiguous either because in the immediacy of a “decision event” life is too complex for us to understand (either because of ambiguity or lack of “models”, i.e., “knowledge”). Events (decision points) motivate and inherently destroy boredom. Artists constantly face decisions as they ponder how to relate “disparate things” into “uncommon relationships” to create new perspectives. In this sense many physicists and mathematicians are artists. Most physicists, mathematicians, and other scientists do not see being alive as boring or predictable…just look at their own personal lives. When viewing the whole universe we must also view human lived experience as “a fact” and ponder its ambiguity and excitement.
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4. benoit baald says:

   July 24, 2021 at 6:55 pm

   pretty sure that monotony can be defined as the comment thread on ‘0.999… = 1’