We see the world as atomised, composed of objects, things, with clear extensions, shapes and boundaries. But as Zeno showed us, this intuition leads us to all sorts of paradoxes which defy our common intuitions about the world. Is it perhaps more helpful to think of the world as instead being composed of processes, with no boundaries but only continua in a flux of constant change? And if so, what can that tell us about the human condition? Could Becoming be the whole point of Being? Feat. “Cherub Rock” by the Smashing Pumpkins, “Where” by Ennio Morricone and call-ins by multitudes.

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