[Fis] The genesis of art, love and wellbeing
Francesco Rizzo
13francesco.rizzo at gmail.com
Fri Jan 30 07:06:59 CET 2026
Dear Kate, Pedro, Suni, and all,
forgive me if I allow myself, perhaps excessively, to share with you the
foundation of my life and my cognitive conception: "Scientific knowledge is
con-ditioned by love, just as belief in God is con-ditioned by love.
Therefore, without love there is neither science nor faith; both are
combined by con-science. On the other hand, knowing-possessing, preserving,
and valorizing the laws of creation and creatures means knowing and loving
the Creator, and vice versa, knowing and loving the Creator means knowing
and loving the laws of creatures and creation" (enigma of January 29, 2026,
12:55 PM = 1 PM = Trinity and each of us).
I greet you with love.
Francesco.
Cari Kate, Pedro, Suni e tutti,
perdonatemi se mi permetto, forse in eccesso, di farvi conoscere il
basamento della mia vita e della mia concezione cognitiva: «Il conoscere
scientifico è con-dizio-nato dall’amore, così come credere in Dio è
con-dizio-nato dall’amore. Quindi senza amore non v’ha nè scienza né fede,
l’una e l’altra sono com-binate dalla co-scienza. D’altra parte
conoscere-possedere, conservare e valorizzare le leggi del *creato* e delle
*creature* significa conoscere e amare il *Creatore*, e viceversa conoscere
e amare il Creatore significa conoscere e amare le leggi delle creature e
del creato» (enigma del 29 gennaio 2026, ore 12. 55 = 13 = Trinità e ognuno
di noi).
Vi saluto con amore.
Francesco.
Il giorno gio 29 gen 2026 alle ore 18:01 Paul Suni <paul.p.suni en gmail.com>
ha scritto:
> Dear Pedro,
>
> You opened a wonderfully complex topic connecting art, love and wellbeing
> and challenged us to think about it in the context of biological
> capabilities. Whereas László's mathematical approach to art no doubt has
> value, the messy good stuff of interiors including love and individual
> wellbeing, also remains under-explored, in courageous ways.
>
> The Satin Bower Bird is an amazing artist, whose creations of bowers
> exceeds the aesthetic creative capacities of most individual humans, in my
> personal opinion. Science says that the Bower Bird creates its elaborate
> and aesthetically complex formations because of evolutionary sexual
> selection, but I strongly disagree with Science.
>
> I assert that the male Bower Bird engages in its sustained and extremely
> focused artistic activity, because it provides a rich and fulfilling
> interior experience for the individual bird, which could be partly
> substantiated through chemical analyses of its neurotransmitter metabolism.
> It is a meticulous labor of love that has absolutely nothing to do with
> reproduction.
>
> After all, the birds do not participate in scientific discourse concerning
> reproduction or evolutionary theory, at all. Furthermore, I hypothesize
> that the bird enjoys the specific degree of difficulty of his creation,
> which is a biochemically testable hypothesis, I claim. This raises the
> question of the bird's " human potential." The bird spends 9 months of the
> year toiling with its creation, and it sticks to his aesthetic project for
> as long as 30 years, like a true artist - a veritable Leonardo. There are
> easier ways to get laid, but toiling away is far more deeply meaningful for
> the bird.
>
> The artistic activity of the Bower Bird nourishes its little bird soul
> with expansive, love-like feelings ostensibly not entirely unlike Zohran
> Mamdani experiences when he engages with his idea of the " warmth of
> collectivism." In its creative love state, the bird is surely as oblivious
> to the genetic implications of its artistic activity as Mamdani is to the
> demonstrably potential genocidal implications of his love for collectivism.
> This state of ignorance is extremely relevant to our discourse on art. I do
> not mean to offer the analogy as a joke.
>
> Young male Bower Birds have the biopsychological capacity to develop their
> personal aesthetic sensibilities through sustained independent study of the
> works of senior Bower Birds. This can be seen from the countless sketchy
> assemblages that must be produced during their artistic development, before
> the first satisfactory bower is produced, and female birds care to take a
> discerning look, which requires an aesthetic sensitivity, no doubt!
>
> That brings me to the delight that the male Satin Bower Birds bring to the
> female Satin Bower Birds, who spend considerable time enjoying and
> carefully assessing the aesthetic merits of beautiful bowers as well as
> admiring the cognitive and practical prowess of their sensitive male
> suitors. I emphasize to scientists that most of what I say could be
> scientifically substantiated, if science adopted a mature attitude towards
> sentience, and regarded the rich and fulfilling experiences of Bower Birds
> as important.
>
> Thank you Pedro and FIS colleagues for tolerating some of my surely
> annoying repetitions. I have received encouragement for them in private
> communications, and hope that the academic trance in which we are supposed
> to be held may begin to lift slightly, in my lifetime. Unfortunately, it is
> the way of academia to protect its psychopathic hold on its intellectual
> hegemony by shifting content in and out of the same old frames only to
> change the race, gender, politics and sex organs of its victims, while
> disseminating its toxicities into society at large.
>
> Cheers,
> Paul
>
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