Guadalupe, a self-described "wild thinker," entered high school wanting to be "a dancer, the next Selena, the next Beyonce".
Right now, you go into your computer and type a phrase, but you can imagine that it could be easier in the future, that you can have just devices you talk into or you can have computers that pay attention to what's going on around them…" Page, generally the wilder thinker, was adamant, though.
"He's a fantastic thinker.
Welcome to Angus Take House – a weekly column in which I pit two of the wildest takes the world's great thinkers have rustled up against each other.
Moreover, we human thinkers happen to need "something wild in the universe" that we can battle, that we can try, and maybe fail, to tame.
Some thinkers maintain that the natural, or the "wild" construed as that which "is not humanized" (Hettinger and Throop 1999, p. 12) or to some degree "not under human control" (ibid., p. 13) is intrinsically valuable.
Looking up, she added: If you read "The Argonauts," you'll know that this book — it literally stands on the shoulders of . . . the wild revolutionary work of so many feminist, queer, and anti-racist thinkers, writers, activists, and artists. . . .
But this is nature allegorised and cultivated, a rococo park at her chateau Bellevue, rather than the kind of wild wood identified as the site of primitive virtue by the contemporary thinker Rousseau.
The reality is that Britain's great creative thinkers straddle so many different categories – from business sensibility right through to wild creative risk taking – and the best of our innovators straddle all of them.
