Jan 23
Taskmaster X A Field in England (or, times Reece reminded me a little too much of his character)
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Taskmaster X A Field in England (or, times Reece reminded me a little too much of his character)
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Whitehead, Northern Ireland 1900
Whitehead voice: No guys you have to understand I hate him he's so evil and I only let him stroke my cheek and lead me into his private quarters and put a leash on me and put me under his thrall because Im tryingggg to arrest him
In case anybody was wondering how things are going in Whitehead, Northern Ireland:
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Reece Shearsmith in the movie "A Field In England"
We are unable to conceive the experience of the Supreme Unity of Existence. But these are the human terms in which we can glimpse the origin of that drive towards limited ideals of perfection which haunts the Universe. This immortality of the World of Action, derived from its transformation in God's nature is beyond our imagination to conceive. The various attempts at description are often shocking and profane. What does haunt our imagination is that the immediate facts of present action pass into permanent significance for the Universe. The insistent notion of Right and Wrong, Achievement and Failure, depends upon this background. Otherwise every activity is merely a passing whiff of insignificance.
Alfred North Whitehead, "Immortality," Essays in Science and Philosophy, p. 94