This article explores how surprise reveals that the world always exceeds us. Drawing on experiences such as art and landscape, it argues that reality emerges unexpectedly, disrupting our expectations and showing that thinking requires openness, attention, and patient waiting in the face of what we cannot control. … Read More →
Author: Patricio Mena Malet
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