Yesterday was my grandson’s birthday. He turned six. He just started first grade. A small backpack, a nervous smile, the brain is still breathing sincere electricity. We gathered — family, friends, everything as it should be — and, of course,…
Introduction: Myth as a Scanner, Not a Story When we talk about «antiquity» or «origin,» we usually assume we’re discussing the past. We’re wrong. We’re discussing the architecture of access to the present. What was once called «tradition» or the…
🐍 The Silk Collar Hope is light.It gives you strength to keep moving, even in the dark. It is breath returning to your lungs. It keeps you alive. But beside it always stands its twin. A counterfeit. It looks gentle,…
A wheel won’t turn without a hollow hub. That emptiness isn’t a flaw; it’s the condition of motion. Power mirrors this: the axis is emptied by design. Every order pays with decay at the edges. Entropy rises. To hold the…
First published: 04.09.2025 Lintara on Substack Authorship The triad “horror → miracle → laughter” was first articulated by Heydar Jemal (Orientation North, chapter “Miracle”).This text stands on his thought but does not repeat it.Here I gather my own cycle: Witness…
“Miracle is always preceded by horror.”— Geydar Dzhemal, Orientation North First published: 04.09.2025 Lintara on Substack Authorship The triad “horror → miracle → laughter” was first articulated by Heydar Jemal (Orientation North, chapter “Miracle”).This text stands on his thought but…
captiGlitch art image of the empty set symbol (∅), representing Derrida’s missed anomaly, the trickster, and digital systems held open by void.on… This essay introduces the concept of the ∅-figure — the unnamed operator of incompleteness. From myth to digital…
He came in, sprinkled with merriment. I split in two, hacked by wild despair, and shouted to him—“Fine, I’ll go; yours will stay.” Oh, that night— at my cry and terror the face of the room was mown down with…
Everyone says, «listen to yourself,» «trust your intuition.» But no one says: how do you distinguish real intuition from fear, from habit, from suggestion? We think we know. But more often than not, we just repeat what worked once. Or…
Annotation: This text is about how school taught us not so much knowledge as the very gesture of thinking: to hold a pause, to build our own proofs, and not to hide behind repetition. It is the experience of a…