Negative Space: parables

Satire in the vineyard: The parable of Lolita and the sheep: Opposite stories in the New Testament are a lot like modern satire. When Nabokov tells the parable of Humbert Humbert, he is telling us that everything in the news is false. When Jesus tells the parable of the lamb, he is telling us that everything the world values is false.

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It is a small section only of natural phenomena that one gets from direct experience. It is only through refined measurements and careful experimentation that we can have a wider vision. — Richard Feynman (The Character of Physical Law^•)

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