A Rational Voyage

Posted by Garret Tufte on Dec 28, 2015 in Poetry, Writing | 1 comment

Therefore doing, evoking, inflecting, inventing,
to actualization.
The end.
Done again.

Winter Rambling

Posted by Garret Tufte on Dec 24, 2015 in Audio | 1 comment

5 minutes of improv piano from the 23rd of December, 2015. Merry Christmas!

Primary & Secondary Personal Impulses

Posted by Garret Tufte on Dec 11, 2015 in Economics, Misc. Prose, Philosophy | 1 comment

Results From Impulses [that is, if these impulses were to be taken as valuable, and were we to expend our energies in the capitalistic world toward enhancing these natural wants and intents among folks, that is, providing the needs, and assisting the want, in general, for as much of the population that does not have to work (to provide enough needs to comfortably supply itself), one would find these things happening, perpetually, cumulatively.]:

Eco- to Atmo-

Posted by Garret Tufte on Dec 11, 2015 in Misc. Prose | 0 comments

Does vegetation influence air exchange to create higher or lower pressure?

Champions!

Posted by Garret Tufte on Nov 3, 2015 in Audio | 1 comment

Celebrating with a bit of piano after the Royals’ World Series win. Enjoy!

Halloween 2015

Posted by Garret Tufte on Nov 3, 2015 in Audio, Poetry | 0 comments

Begins with a bit of free verse. Piano starts at the 12 minute mark. Gets a bit wild, if you could believe it. Enjoy!

“A Titan Emerges (HERcules)”

Posted by Garret Tufte on Sep 9, 2015 in Drawings | 1 comment

24″ x 36″ pencil drawing on paper. Began with a vision, ended in reality. Can you spot the sexual references?

A Frog Sees the Lightning

Posted by Garret Tufte on Sep 9, 2015 in Poetry, Writing | 1 comment

That’s how sky mated with earth.
As the shifting shells in interlace
as god of sky and god of earth felt their spring,
when they met, when they now meet, how so?
See the lightning.
Watch the earth and sky
tremble in rapturous ecstasy.

Busy in Love

Posted by Garret Tufte on Jun 30, 2015 in Poetry | 0 comments

Don’t forget the hours clocked in,

you’re under my blessed skin.

Futuristic Rhetoric and Social Kinetics

Posted by Garret Tufte on Jun 5, 2015 in Economics, Misc. Prose, Philosophy | 1 comment

The amount of energy required to improve our transportation, manufacturing, and processing infrastructure to fully electric is massive. Fossil fuels are necessary to do so, and we are wasting them running around in circles. Ignoring this problem will end human progress, permanently.