#Kastrup

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There aren't too many freeways around here; It seems that people decided long ago to design their life not around commuting...

This is the main freeway going to the airport - and to Sweden...

[i12bent]

Albert Gottschalk (July 3, 1866 - 1906) was a Danish painter who was inspired by French landscape artists, and later became a student of P.S. Krøyer. He was friends with poets and painters of the early modern breakthrough in Danish arts, but not appreciated by a contemporary audience, who saw his works as rough and unfinished.

Above: Kastrup Værk. Aftensol, 1894 - oil on canvas (SMK)

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[whatodoo-denmark]

A Clarion Christmas - Kastrup, Denmark | 6 Dec, 2024.

Find out more / Get Tickets here.

[trondkj]

[berlinverkehr]

Bahnverkehr: SJ gibt Grünes Licht für weitere Nachtzüge nach Berlin, aus Lok Report

12.09.2023 https://www.lok-report.de/news/europa/item/43916-schweden-sj-gibt-gruenes-licht-fuer-weitere-nachtzuege-nach-berlin.html SJ wird auch nach dem 1. Oktober auf der gesamten Strecke nach Berlin #Nachtzüge einsetzen. Das Interesse von Privat- und Geschäftsreisenden war größer als erwartet. Die #Fahrkarten werden Ende dieser Woche freigegeben. “Es ist großartig, dass wir diese Ankündigung…

[ultralowoxygen]

Kastrup - Fuji Superia Venus 800 by Magnus Joensson Via Flickr: Last summer we took a trip to Copenhagen, this is at evening in the surroundings where we stayed =) Fujica St801 - Fujinon EBC 135mm F3,5 @ f/11 and 1/500sec - Fuji Superia Venus 800. Copenhagen 2022.07.11

[protoslacker]

The fundamental absence of a logical bridge to connect quantities to qualities, caused by the abandonment of the semantic reference that underpinned the meaning of the quantities to begin with, is the hard problem. The premises of mainstream Physicalism are such that, in order for quantities to have meaning, qualities need to preexist them. But when Physicalism then tries to account for the qualities in terms of the quantities, the latter must preexist the former and thus become literally meaningless. Nothing can be deduced in principle from meaningless things, and that’s the hard problem right there.

Bernardo Kastrup. The true, hidden origin of the so-called 'Hard Problem of Consciousness'

Analytic Idealism in a Nutshell

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Tribute to Maria Sabina 1.2

Tribute to Maria Sabina (Lucas Kastrup & Marcelo Bernardes) / Full Album – Canal da Música Brasileira. 05 abr 2024 Maria Sabina (1894 – 1985) is a historical reference in consciousness expansion rituals. Wikipédia At the beginning of the 20th century, in the interior of Mexico, this lady sang indigenous songs combined with the traditional use of mushrooms containing psilocybin, in treating…

[granstromjulius]

Bernardo Kastrup

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Analytic Idealism is a theory of the nature of reality that maintains that the universe is experiential in essence. That does not mean that reality is in your or our individual minds alone, but instead in a spatially unbound, transpersonal field of subjectivity of which we are segments. Analytic Idealism is one particular formulation of Idealism, which is based on and motivated by post-enlightenment values such as conceptual parsimony, coherence, internal logical consistency, explanatory power and empirical adequacy. It’s a formulation that will appeal to intellectually hard-nosed, left-brained, science-oriented people, but isn’t the sole formulation of Idealism. Although committed to Idealism in general, Essentia Foundation considers Analytic Idealism in particular just one of perhaps a number of viable Idealist formulations.

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This is the entrance to a refugee center near Kastrup

[i12bent]

Theodor Philipsen (1840 - 1920) was an animal, nature and landscape painter who had studied at the Academy under Vermehren, and then fell in love with French Impressionism at a rather mature age, instantly setting about learning the new techniques, among others from Gauguin who was in Copenhagen at the time.

Above: En allé. Kastrup, 1891 - oil on wood (SMK)

[itsnotgoingtotranslate]

olga might find herself agreeable to donald hoffman bernardo kastrup rupert spira and buddhist "life is suffering" and ok i haven't managed to find a succinct quote for her arguably most important and final point but i agree w her sentient life is Harrd (in potentially very varying degrees... but also we r in complete dissociative denial of even how hard what we consider ordinary human suffering and existing is) .....but i dont mean for this to look like just a bleak thats all there is take actually um

D Hoffman, The Interface Theory of Perception [x] ; B Kastrup, Decoding Schopenhauer's Metaphysics [x]

[whatodoo-denmark]

A Clarion Christmas - Kastrup, Denmark | 6 Dec, 2024.

Find out more / Find Tickets.

[gettothedancing]

In his 2014 book, Our Mathematical Universe, physicist Max Tegmark boldly claims that “protons, atoms, molecules, cells and stars” are all redundant “baggage.” Only the mathematical apparatus used to describe the behavior of matter is supposedly real, not matter itself. For Tegmark, the universe is a “set of abstract entities with relations between them,” which “can be described in a baggage-independent way”—i.e., without matter. He attributes existence solely to descriptions, while incongruously denying the very thing that is described in the first place. Matter is done away with and only information itself is taken to be ultimately real. This abstract notion, called information realism is philosophical in character, but it has been associated with physics from its very inception. Most famously, information realism is a popular philosophical underpinning for digital physics. The motivation for this association is not hard to fathom. Indeed, according to the Greek atomists, if we kept on dividing things into ever-smaller bits, at the end there would remain solid, indivisible particles called atoms, imagined to be so concrete as to have even particular shapes. Yet, as our understanding of physics progressed, we’ve realized that atoms themselves can be further divided into smaller bits, and those into yet smaller ones, and so on, until what is left lacks shape and solidity altogether. At the bottom of the chain of physical reduction there are only elusive, phantasmal entities we label as “energy” and “fields”—abstract conceptual tools for describing nature, which themselves seem to lack any real, concrete essence. To some physicists, this indicates that what we call “matter,” with its solidity and concreteness—is an illusion; that only the mathematical apparatus they devise in their theories is truly real, not the perceived world the apparatus was created to describe in the first place. From their point of view, such a counterintuitive conclusion is an implication of theory, not a conspicuously narcissistic and self-defeating proposition. Indeed, according to information realists, matter arises from information processing, not the other way around. Even mind—psyche, soul—is supposedly a derivative phenomenon of purely abstract information manipulation. But in such a case, what exactly is meant by the word “information,” since there is no physical or mental substrate to ground it?