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Dr Neville Buch and MICE[1] The Magoi Hermeneutic: Dismantling Institutional Arrogance and Reclaiming Cognitive Freedom Abstract This essay explores the historical concept of “magoi thinking originally a Persian Zoroastrian practice of naturalistic observation and intellectual inquiry and its systematic distortion by modern institutions and arrogant scholars who attempt to replace rigorous hermeneutics with simplistic, supernatural…
THE IRON GATES OF ACADEME: UNBLOCKING THE LEARNING PATHWAY The “Restoring investigative minds through cognitive dynamics” audio commentary on MICE’s Contributory Economy and Human Authorship: 🎧 AUDIO COMMENTARY SCRIPT SUMMARY REFERENCE Title: The Shield of the Twelve: Interdisciplinary Synthesis vs. The Altar of Autocomplete Format: Brief / Short-Form Critique (Approx. 2–3 minutes) [Sound effect: A…
THE OLD WAYS CONTINUED THE OLD WAYS:
3 September 2026 I wish to highlight David Pinder’s recent essay, “Bring on the (Wise) Fool”. Pinder’s essays are available at https://davidpinder.substack.com/ To promote his work, I reproduce the essay below. I am most willing to amplify the wonderful intelligence of my friends. I appreciate the way Pinder has cleverly woven the insights together, and…
The audio commentary: Blade Runner and the Contributory Economy of Human Dignity This essay explores the central humanistic tension of Ridley Scott’s Blade Runner (1982), analysing Rick Deckard’s transition from cold, instrumental indifference to active, loving responsibility. Using Dr. Neville Buch’s theoretical frameworks of the Dynamic of Cognition (DoC) and the Contributory Economy, this analysis…