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“That which is real and has no becoming” and “that which is always becoming but never real”.
Plato
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"Beckett nicely formulates the theme with which I would like to begin: 'What does it matter who is painting, someone said, what does it matter who is painting?'"
Meditations on Prince Street, Edinburgh
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LibertadSer libre no es en absoluto poder hacer lo que queramos, sino querer lo que podemos
JPS…
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Veiled over still is the poetic nature of thinking.
Where it does appear, it is for a long time taken to be the Utopia of a half-poetic mind.
But in truth poetic thinking is not Utopia but topology,
the topology of Being.
It discloses the place where Being has its essence.
Heidegger
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There is no human essence; the human being is a potential being [che l'uomo e un essere di potenza] "
G.Agamben 
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