I have to confess. The simple fact is I am involved in an ‘intrigue’. It’s a life-long love affair – with books. While the world is discarding them, and not merely digitising – but consuming and removing them, I am still engaging with joy in the traditional book format. Print has its place, just as art has its mantlepiece. However,…
Tag: apithagogy
Strikingly Undiscovered
With the experience of the publication of the hallmark article on Humanity Learning on 12 September 2025, I have been reflecting on a similar analogy in the history of science. These are the moments when something is seen for the first time, or a long arc of research is realised in the way designed for, and no-one outside of the…
Learning Humanity Learning
Often when developing new domains in the field of apithology the greatest surprise is how there are only one, two (or none) prior mentions of its central concepts. We search for word-phrases like ‘humanity nurturance’, ‘generative potentials’, ‘humanity inquiry’, or ‘the antonym of pathology’ – and have found in the past little of prior reference. From this process of checking…