I try to resist my temptation to suggest more possible avenues of reading to explore, each time I read one of your essays, but it seems I am succumbing once more! I am currently midway through Federico Campagna's Prophetic Culture: Recreation for Adolescents, a wonderful and strange set of reflections on "worlding" as a fundamental human activity and what happens when cosmological stories come unravelled. I have a hunch that his ideas might unsettle and enliven the conversation about "a world of many worlds" and what worlds (somehow) do to each other, which seems to have got rather stuck, at least in the corners of academia where you have been encountering it.
That rabbits’ scrotum fact has been neatly filed away in my brain besides the 4-headed penis of the echidna.
I try to resist my temptation to suggest more possible avenues of reading to explore, each time I read one of your essays, but it seems I am succumbing once more! I am currently midway through Federico Campagna's Prophetic Culture: Recreation for Adolescents, a wonderful and strange set of reflections on "worlding" as a fundamental human activity and what happens when cosmological stories come unravelled. I have a hunch that his ideas might unsettle and enliven the conversation about "a world of many worlds" and what worlds (somehow) do to each other, which seems to have got rather stuck, at least in the corners of academia where you have been encountering it.
Much to absorb here and to follow from here on. I enjoyed this very much.