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Kandinsky’s experience machine

Posted on February 24, 2020October 18, 2020 by Carlos Velasco
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“The essence of the sensory intuitive lies not in what separates the senses but in what unites them—with each other, with all even the non-sensory aspects of our experience, and with everything without us which is there to be experienced.”

– Erich M. von Hornbostel

“We have created the world that possesses values! Knowing this, we know, too, that reverence for truth is already the consequence of an illusion – and that one should value more than truth the force that forms, simplifies, shapes, invents. Everything is false! Everything is permitted!”

– Friedrich Nietzsche

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