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User:Patricia/quotes

2026-03-07T17:19:31Z

Patricia:

==== I am making a compilation of funny quotes people in IMD have said to look back at them in a few years and wonder what was wrong with our brains during this first year at KABK... ====
'''Feel free to add any quotes you want!'''

* "Coding is not just a language, it's a mentality" ''-Leo''

* "CODING PARTYYYYY" ''-Inho''

* "I'm a burpy girl" ''-Hasse''

* "You're pibble-crazy" ''-Abi''

* "Hasse killed Barbapapa!!!" ''-Abi''

* "Grapefruit pussy" ''-Dasha & Inho''

* "Infinite blank" ''-Ellen''

* "GANG BANG? IN A CASTLE WITH THE STEAK BUFFET??" ''-Ihno''

* "Are you a cat or a dog person?" ''-Meryt'' | "I am a person" ''-Leo''

* "I wanna get in this marriage thing too, how do I apply?" ''-Meryt''

* "I am a victim of the munchies" ''-Dasha''

* "I gotta know what makes a gnome a gnome" ''-Alex''

* "He is a singular red grape" ''-Abi''

* "My laptop is suffering" ''-Dasha''

* "Let bro shine" ''-Meryt''

* "I feel a bit reppelled by the cross, not because I'm a demon" ''-Wojtek''

* "Do I look heterosexual person?" ''-Inho'' | "That's the gayest question ever" ''-Wojtek''

* "ˢʰᵘᵗᵗʰᵉᶠᵘᶜᵏᵘᵖ" ''-Inho''

* "I feel like a twitch streamer. EINS IN THE CHAT, EINS IN THE CHAT!" ''-Florian''

* "Allora!.." ''-Emma''

* "Hasse nooo! Please don't turn into cheese!" ''-Patricia''

* "My finger broke off, do you have any super glue?" ''-Floris''

* "Have you seen my white head?" ''-Jore''

* "It's me! I'm Diddy Kong!" ''-Wojtek''

* "You're a witch, bitch!" ''-Hasse''

* "I don't have anymore ins to lock" ''-Abi''

* "The longer I stay here the less fucks I give" ''-Hasse''

* "This school made me demon" ''-Meryt''

* "Are you fucking under the table?" ''-Meryt'' | "Only toe-fucking" ''-Dasha'' | "That's more freaky than normal fucking" ''-Wojtek''

* "Jesus is not only on Christmas, Jesus is all year round" ''-Wojtek'' | "Jesus is a lifestyle" ''-Dasha''

* "The roof is peeing!" ''-Meryt''

* "You look like a bean bag" ''-Floris''

* "She's like, between a cat and a hamster, emotionally" ''-Dasha''

* "A little down syndrome on the face is perfect" ''-Siddharta''

* "I don't want to objectify Hasse, but I bet she would make a great sandwich" ''-Dasha''

* "Where's my eye??" ''-Hasse''

* "I love black balls" ''-Floris''

* "We're always running out of time in IMD" ''-Patricia''

* "Do you wanna smoke me?" ''-Meryt''

* "I'm going through shit" ''-Sokratis'' | "What shit?" ''-Floris'' | "Failure." ''-Sokratis''

* "Nazi aftertaste with a hint of fruit" ''-Abi''

* "My mama says I'm smart for a country girl" *american accent* ''-Floris''

* "Dasha and I are long lost..." ''-Sokratis''

* "Can I have one of your balls?" ''-Abi''

* "He's a pretty rocky guy" ''-Patricia''

* "What can I say? I'm a fruity guy, I love fruity sweets" ''-Wojtek''

* "I was once married to a Romanian. Never again, but everybody makes mistakes" ''-Janine''

* "Scooters are so cool, I'm scooter-addicted" ''-Florian''

* "I'm glad that you made it, you were fighting the wind with your muscle-power" ''-Florian''

* "If you get real quiet, you can hear our uteruses whisper to each other" ''-Dasha''

* "Okay party people!" ''-Florian''

* "I have a lot of recommendations, from fine dining to... trash." ''-Florian''

* "You want my cold curry from the sack??" ''-Hasse''

* "Let's don't die" ''-Patricia''

* "We all thought you were dying, and it was really funny" ''-Meryt''

* "Ahh, your toe is on my nose!" ''-Hasse''

* "I like piss a lot" ''-Inho''

* "I feel my frontal lobe developing right now" ''-Wojtek''

* "What would Kaloyan do?" ''-Wojtek'' | "In other words, WWKD?" ''-Ipek''

* "I love how IMD is becoming a joke" ''-Sokratis''

* "Dick piercing? I wonder..." ''-Floris''

* "She has no fun?!" ''-Random man on the escalator''

* "Did you suffer at all? Or is it just me suffering for you?" ''-Meryt''

* "It's so bouncy" ''-Hasse'' | "It's so creamy" ''-Hester'' | "I wish I was a dog" ''-Meryt''

* "Sometimes it's good to be a pushover" ''-Patricia''

* "This is so hydrating. Hi, drating!" ''-Abi''

* "Who has a cigarette for this fine young man? ...not too quick everyone" ''-Siddharta''

* "Has InDesign killed you?" ''-Patricia''

* "We went from throwing snowballs to throwing eggs, gotta stay creative" ''-Meryt''

* "Photoshop is hostile towards normal people" ''-ChatGPT''

* "My cock my choice" ''-Ipek''

* "Peek birthday activity: disappear into a forest for a few hours, no phone, climb a tree and ponder" ''-Dasha''

* "Guys I heard Jeffrey Epstein is getting cancelled" ''-Dasha'' | "Oh no, I was waiting for his last album" ''-Wojtek''

* "You can come with a vasectomy" ''-Ipek'' | "But is it cum or glorified pee?" ''-Sokratis''

* "What is the "my cock my choice" sign in our class? What is the story? Farmers protest???" ''-Wojtek'' | "That's Ipek's new law" ''-Dasha''

* "I'm wanted by the FBI, I was swearing a bit too loudly apparently" ''-Abi''

* "I've been working my ass off at work" ''-Alex'' | "Oh no, I want to protect your ass!" ''-Inho''

* "I don't know where that came from, I'm not a reliable source" ''-Alex''

* "Just to be clear, I'm straight as an arrow" ''-Eric''

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2026-02-25T09:36:01Z

Patricia:

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2026-02-22T12:32:34Z

Patricia:

==== I am making a compilation of funny quotes people in IMD have said to look back at them in a few years and wonder what was wrong with our brains during this first year at KABK... ====
'''Feel free to add any quotes you want!'''

* "Coding is not just a language, it's a mentality" ''-Leo''

* "CODING PARTYYYYY" ''-Inho''

* "I'm a burpy girl" ''-Hasse''

* "You're pibble-crazy" ''-Abi''

* "Hasse killed Barbapapa!!!" ''-Abi''

* "Grapefruit pussy" ''-Dasha & Inho''

* "Infinite blank" ''-Ellen''

* "GANG BANG? IN A CASTLE WITH THE STEAK BUFFET??" ''-Ihno''

* "Are you a cat or a dog person?" ''-Meryt'' | "I am a person" ''-Leo''

* "I wanna get in this marriage thing too, how do I apply?" ''-Meryt''

* "I am a victim of the munchies" ''-Dasha''

* "I gotta know what makes a gnome a gnome" ''-Alex''

* "He is a singular red grape" ''-Abi''

* "My laptop is suffering" ''-Dasha''

* "Let bro shine" ''-Meryt''

* "I feel a bit reppelled by the cross, not because I'm a demon" ''-Wojtek''

* "Do I look heterosexual person?" ''-Inho'' | "That's the gayest question ever" ''-Wojtek''

* "ˢʰᵘᵗᵗʰᵉᶠᵘᶜᵏᵘᵖ" ''-Inho''

* "I feel like a twitch streamer. EINS IN THE CHAT, EINS IN THE CHAT!" ''-Florian''

* "Allora!.." ''-Emma''

* "Hasse nooo! Please don't turn into cheese!" ''-Patricia''

* "My finger broke off, do you have any super glue?" ''-Floris''

* "Have you seen my white head?" ''-Jore''

* "It's me! I'm Diddy Kong!" ''-Wojtek''

* "You're a witch, bitch!" ''-Hasse''

* "I don't have anymore ins to lock" ''-Abi''

* "The longer I stay here the less fucks I give" ''-Hasse''

* "This school made me demon" ''-Meryt''

* "Are you fucking under the table?" ''-Meryt'' | "Only toe-fucking" ''-Dasha'' | "That's more freaky than normal fucking" ''-Wojtek''

* "Jesus is not only on Christmas, Jesus is all year round" ''-Wojtek'' | "Jesus is a lifestyle" ''-Dasha''

* "The roof is peeing!" ''-Meryt''

* "You look like a bean bag" ''-Floris''

* "She's like, between a cat and a hamster, emotionally" ''-Dasha''

* "A little down syndrome on the face is perfect" ''-Siddharta''

* "I don't want to objectify Hasse, but I bet she would make a great sandwich" ''-Dasha''

* "Where's my eye??" ''-Hasse''

* "I love black balls" ''-Floris''

* "We're always running out of time in IMD" ''-Patricia''

* "Do you wanna smoke me?" ''-Meryt''

* "I'm going through shit" ''-Sokratis'' | "What shit?" ''-Floris'' | "Failure." ''-Sokratis''

* "Nazi aftertaste with a hint of fruit" ''-Abi''

* "My mama says I'm smart for a country girl" *american accent* ''-Floris''

* "Dasha and I are long lost..." ''-Sokratis''

* "Can I have one of your balls?" ''-Abi''

* "He's a pretty rocky guy" ''-Patricia''

* "What can I say? I'm a fruity guy, I love fruity sweets" ''-Wojtek''

* "I was once married to a Romanian. Never again, but everybody makes mistakes" ''-Janine''

* "Scooters are so cool, I'm scooter-addicted" ''-Florian''

* "I'm glad that you made it, you were fighting the wind with your muscle-power" ''-Florian''

* "If you get real quiet, you can hear our uteruses whisper to each other" ''-Dasha''

* "Okay party people!" ''-Florian''

* "I have a lot of recommendations, from fine dining to... trash." ''-Florian''

* "You want my cold curry from the sack??" ''-Hasse''

* "Let's don't die" ''-Patricia''

* "We all thought you were dying, and it was really funny" ''-Meryt''

* "Ahh, your toe is on my nose!" ''-Hasse''

* "I like piss a lot" ''-Inho''

* "I feel my frontal lobe developing right now" ''-Wojtek''

* "What would Kaloyan do?" ''-Wojtek'' | "In other words, WWKD?" ''-Ipek''

* "I love how IMD is becoming a joke" ''-Sokratis''

* "Dick piercing? I wonder..." ''-Floris''

* "She has no fun?!" ''-Random man on the escalator''

* "Did you suffer at all? Or is it just me suffering for you?" ''-Meryt''

* "It's so bouncy" ''-Hasse'' | "It's so creamy" ''-Hester'' | "I wish I was a dog" ''-Meryt''

* "Sometimes it's good to be a pushover" ''-Patricia''

* "This is so hydrating. Hi, drating!" ''-Abi''

* "Who has a cigarette for this fine young man? ...not too quick everyone" ''-Siddharta''

* "Has InDesign killed you?" ''-Patricia''

* "We went from throwing snowballs to throwing eggs, gotta stay creative" ''-Meryt''

* "Photoshop is hostile towards normal people" ''-ChatGPT''

* "My cock my choice" ''-Ipek''

* "Peek birthday activity: disappear into a forest for a few hours, no phone, climb a tree and ponder" ''-Dasha''

* "Guys I heard Jeffrey Epstein is getting cancelled" ''-Dasha'' | "Oh no, I was waiting for his last album" ''-Wojtek''

* "You can come with a vasectomy" ''-Ipek'' | "But is it come or glorified pee?" ''-Sokratis''

* "What is the "my cock my choice" sign in our class? What is the story? Farmers protest???" ''-Wojtek'' | "That's Ipek's new law" ''-Dasha''

User:Patricia/quotes

2026-02-11T21:49:08Z

Patricia:

==== I am making a compilation of funny quotes people in IMD have said to look back at them in a few years and wonder what was wrong with our brains during this first year at KABK... ====
'''Feel free to add any quotes you want!'''

* "Coding is not just a language, it's a mentality" ''-Leo''

* "CODING PARTYYYYY" ''-Inho''

* "I'm a burpy girl" ''-Hasse''

* "You're pibble-crazy" ''-Abi''

* "Hasse killed Barbapapa!!!" ''-Abi''

* "Grapefruit pussy" ''-Dasha & Inho''

* "Infinite blank" ''-Ellen''

* "GANG BANG? IN A CASTLE WITH THE STEAK BUFFET??" ''-Ihno''

* "Are you a cat or a dog person?" ''-Meryt'' | "I am a person" ''-Leo''

* "I wanna get in this marriage thing too, how do I apply?" ''-Meryt''

* "I am a victim of the munchies" ''-Dasha''

* "I gotta know what makes a gnome a gnome" ''-Alex''

* "He is a singular red grape" ''-Abi''

* "My laptop is suffering" ''-Dasha''

* "Let bro shine" ''-Meryt''

* "I feel a bit reppelled by the cross, not because I'm a demon" ''-Wojtek''

* "Do I look heterosexual person?" ''-Inho'' | "That's the gayest question ever" ''-Wojtek''

* "ˢʰᵘᵗᵗʰᵉᶠᵘᶜᵏᵘᵖ" ''-Inho''

* "I feel like a twitch streamer. EINS IN THE CHAT, EINS IN THE CHAT!" ''-Florian''

* "Allora!.." ''-Emma''

* "Hasse nooo! Please don't turn into cheese!" ''-Patricia''

* "My finger broke off, do you have any super glue?" ''-Floris''

* "Have you seen my white head?" ''-Jore''

* "It's me! I'm Diddy Kong!" ''-Wojtek''

* "You're a witch, bitch!" ''-Hasse''

* "I don't have anymore ins to lock" ''-Abi''

* "The longer I stay here the less fucks I give" ''-Hasse''

* "This school made me demon" ''-Meryt''

* "Are you fucking under the table?" ''-Meryt'' | "Only toe-fucking" ''-Dasha'' | "That's more freaky than normal fucking" ''-Wojtek''

* "Jesus is not only on Christmas, Jesus is all year round" ''-Wojtek'' | "Jesus is a lifestyle" ''-Dasha''

* "The roof is peeing!" ''-Meryt''

* "You look like a bean bag" ''-Floris''

* "She's like, between a cat and a hamster, emotionally" ''-Dasha''

* "A little down syndrome on the face is perfect" ''-Siddharta''

* "I don't want to objectify Hasse, but I bet she would make a great sandwich" ''-Dasha''

* "Where's my eye??" ''-Hasse''

* "I love black balls" ''-Floris''

* "We're always running out of time in IMD" ''-Patricia''

* "Do you wanna smoke me?" ''-Meryt''

* "I'm going through shit" ''-Sokratis'' | "What shit?" ''-Floris'' | "Failure." ''-Sokratis''

* "Nazi aftertaste with a hint of fruit" ''-Abi''

* "My mama says I'm smart for a country girl" *american accent* ''-Floris''

* "Dasha and I are long lost..." ''-Sokratis''

* "Can I have one of your balls?" ''-Abi''

* "He's a pretty rocky guy" ''-Patricia''

* "What can I say? I'm a fruity guy, I love fruity sweets" ''-Wojtek''

* "I was once married to a Romanian. Never again, but everybody makes mistakes" ''-Janine''

* "Scooters are so cool, I'm scooter-addicted" ''-Florian''

* "I'm glad that you made it, you were fighting the wind with your muscle-power" ''-Florian''

* "If you get real quiet, you can hear our uteruses whisper to each other" ''-Dasha''

* "Okay party people!" ''-Florian''

* "I have a lot of recommendations, from fine dining to... trash." ''-Florian''

* "You want my cold curry from the sack??" ''-Hasse''

* "Let's don't die" ''-Patricia''

* "We all thought you were dying, and it was really funny" ''-Meryt''

* "Ahh, your toe is on my nose!" ''-Hasse''

* "I like piss a lot" ''-Inho''

* "I feel my frontal lobe developing right now" ''-Wojtek''

* "What would Kaloyan do?" ''-Wojtek'' | "In other words, WWKD?" ''-Ipek''

* "I love how IMD is becoming a joke" ''-Sokratis''

* "Dick piercing? I wonder..." ''-Floris''

* "She has no fun?!" ''-Random man on the escalator''

* "Did you suffer at all? Or is it just me suffering for you?" ''-Meryt''

* "It's so bouncy" ''-Hasse'' | "It's so creamy" ''-Hester'' | "I wish I was a dog" ''-Meryt''

* "Sometimes it's good to be a pushover" ''-Patricia''

* "This is so hydrating. Hi, drating!" ''-Abi''

* "Who has a cigarette for this fine young man? ...not too quick everyone" ''-Siddharta''

* "Has InDesign killed you?" ''-Patricia''

* "We went from throwing snowballs to throwing eggs, gotta stay creative" ''-Meryt''

* "Photoshop is hostile towards normal people" ''-ChatGPT''

* "My cock my choice" ''-Ipek''

* "Peek birthday activity: disappear into a forest for a few hours, no phone, climb a tree and ponder" ''-Dasha''

* "Guys I heard Jeffrey Epstein is getting cancelled" ''-Dasha'' | "Oh no, I was waiting for his last album" ''-Wojtek''

* "You can come with a vasectomy" ''-Ipek'' | "But is it come or glorified pee?" ''-Sokratis''

* "What is the "my cock my choice" sign in our class? What is the story? Farmers protest???" ''-Wojtek'' | "That¡s Ipek's new law" ''-Dasha''

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2026-02-11T12:26:05Z

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2025-11-16T12:35:00Z

Patricia: Created page with "Projection mapping: here they'll be pictures and videos once i figure out how to insert them 🤡"

Projection mapping:

here they'll be pictures and videos once i figure out how to insert them 🤡

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2025-11-16T12:27:23Z

Patricia:

[[File:Laughing-cat.gif|thumb|miaumiaumiau]]
[[File:Tortilla.jpg|thumb|tortilla de patata]]

=Hello world=
Welcome to my page. My name is Patricia I'm from Spain and I like tortilla de patata.

:This is not my cat:
<html> <img width="400" height="300" src="https://i.pinimg.com/1200x/0a/67/4c/0a674c0f20b844b8abacb272b7232f42.jpg"> </html>

=Creative coding=
[[/assignments |P5js ssignments]]

[[User:Patricia/assignments2|Html assignments]]

[[User:Patricia/assignments3|TouchDesigner assignments]]

=Theoretical framework=
[[/notes |Literature review]]

[[/essay |Essay]]

== IMD Quotes ==
[[/quotes |Quotes]]

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2025-11-10T15:08:51Z

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2025-11-10T09:25:59Z

Patricia:

[[File:Laughing-cat.gif|thumb|miaumiaumiau]]
[[File:Tortilla.jpg|thumb|tortilla de patata]]

=Hello world=
Welcome to my page. My name is Patricia I'm from Spain and I like tortilla de patata.

:This is not my cat:
<html> <img width="400" height="300" src="https://i.pinimg.com/1200x/0a/67/4c/0a674c0f20b844b8abacb272b7232f42.jpg"> </html>

=Creative coding=
[[/assignments |P5js ssignments]]

[[User:Patricia/assignments2|Html assignments]]

=Theoretical framework=
[[/notes |Literature review]]

[[/essay |Essay]]

== IMD Quotes ==
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2025-11-10T09:25:08Z

Patricia:

[[File:Laughing-cat.gif|thumb|miaumiaumiau]]
[[File:Tortilla.jpg|thumb]]

=Hello world=
Welcome to my page. My name is Patricia I'm from Spain and I like tortilla de patata.

:This is not my cat:
<html> <img width="400" height="300" src="https://i.pinimg.com/1200x/0a/67/4c/0a674c0f20b844b8abacb272b7232f42.jpg"> </html>

=Creative coding=
[[/assignments |P5js ssignments]]

[[User:Patricia/assignments2|Html assignments]]

=Theoretical framework=
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[[/essay |Essay]]

== IMD Quotes ==
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2025-11-10T09:24:55Z

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tortilla

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2025-11-07T23:32:17Z

Patricia:

[[File:Laughing-cat.gif|thumb|miaumiaumiau]]

=Hello world=
Welcome to my page. My name is Patricia I'm from Spain and I like tortilla de patata.

:This is not my cat:
<html> <img width="400" height="300" src="https://i.pinimg.com/1200x/0a/67/4c/0a674c0f20b844b8abacb272b7232f42.jpg"> </html>

=Creative coding=
[[/assignments |P5js ssignments]]

[[User:Patricia/assignments2|Html assignments]]

=Theoretical framework=
[[/notes |Literature review]]

[[/essay |Essay]]

== IMD Quotes ==
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2025-11-07T23:31:04Z

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2025-11-07T23:30:47Z

Patricia: Created page with "==== I am making a compilation of funny quotes people in IMD have said to look back at them in a few years and wonder what was wrong with our brains during this first year at KABK... ==== '''Feel free to add any quotes you want!''' "Coding is not just a language, it's a mentality" -Leo "CODING PARTYYYYY" -Inho "I'm a burpy girl" -Hasse "You're pibble-crazy" -Abi"

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2025-11-07T23:26:43Z

Patricia:

[[File:Laughing-cat.gif|thumb|miaumiaumiau]]

=Hello world=
Welcome to my page

:This is not my cat:
<html> <img width="400" height="300" src="https://i.pinimg.com/1200x/0a/67/4c/0a674c0f20b844b8abacb272b7232f42.jpg"> </html>

=Creative coding=
[[/assignments |P5js ssignments]]

[[User:Patricia/assignments2|Html assignments]]

=Theoretical framework=
[[/notes |Literature review]]

[[/essay |Essay]]

== IMD Quotes ==
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2025-11-07T23:26:11Z

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2025-11-07T23:22:56Z

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Literature Review 2025

2025-11-07T23:08:00Z

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[[File:Literature Review - Jacob D. Bekenstein, “Information in the Holographic Universe” (2003) - KALOYAN REAU.pdf|thumb]]
[[File:InhoJeon LiteratureReview.docx|thumb|Inho Jeon (3646157) Literature Review]]
[[File:Literature review Disneyland as Imaginary.pdf|thumb]]
[[File:LiteraryReviewSA.pdf|thumb]]
[[File:Esra Gundem-
Literature Review- Reflections on Exile, Edward W. Said.docx|thumb]]
[[File:Literature-review-noorTabatabaie.pdf|thumb]]
[[File:Siddharta's literature review "What is it like to be a bat" by Thomas Nagel.pdf|thumb|Siddharta's literature review ]]
[[File:Ipek Usman Literature Review Glitch.pdf|thumb]]
[[File:Literature review POLAK WOJCIECH.pdf|thumb]]
[[File:Literature review Abi van Dam Jonny Anomaly.pdf|thumb]]
[[File:Literature reviewLiciaNaspro.pdf|thumb]]
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<br>
== Title of text you are reviewing ==
Template for your literature review. Include your name and don't forget to cite your sources!!

Jacob D. Bekenstein, “Information in the Holographic Universe” (2003), Submitted by Kaloyan Reau

Nagel, Thomas. “What Is It Like to Be a Bat?” The Philosophical Review 83, no. 4 (October 1974): 435–450 By Siddharta van der Sluis

Ethics for A-level. Capter 1, "Utilitarianism" section 1 to 4. Submmited by Floris van Leeuwen.

Said, Edward W. “Reflections on Exile.” In ''Reflections on Exile and Other Essays'', 2nd ed., 173–86. Cambridge, Mass. : Harvard University Press, 2000. Submitted by Esra Gundem

Fromm, Erich. ''To have or to be?'' Continuum, 2008. 23-140 Submmited by Inho Jeon

== Jung, C. G. ''Synchronicity: An Acausal Connecting Principle.'' ==

* Princeton University Press, 1973. 26–35 - Submitted by Patricia Saez

==== Introduction ====
In “Synchronicity”⁰, Carl Jung explores the concept of synchronicity, a “simultaneous occurrence of a certain psychic state with […] external events which appear as meaningful parallels to the momentary subjective state” (p.34), events that are meaningfully related but not causally connected. He argues that certain phenomena cannot be fully explained by notions of cause and effect. According to him, coincidences can reveal connections between the external world and unconscious psychic processes or “psychic conditions” (p.29). In this case, what many people call miracles could be seen as examples of synchronicity.

This raises the question: How can the illusion of miracles influence our perception of reality?

==== Miracles exist and influence our lives ====
Jung believed that the mind and the spirit affect our perception of physical material reality. He says that “space and time consist of nothing” (p.29), and that time does not exist in itself but is created through “psychic conditions”¹.

These psychic conditions are often unconscious. Jung believed our unconscious acts upon us² and viewed it as a source of meaning and symbolic guidance. The unconscious feelings often repressed by our conscious mind are, according to Jung, a tool to perceive the world we live in. We perceive meaningful coincidences when universal archetypal symbols³ are manifested, often when emotional intensity is created (surprise, fear, hope…). Thus, these apparently random events named “miracles” by many people and “synchronicities” by Jung appear when our unconscious mind is trying to make us learn something about ourselves.

This can be used by people to understand events they can’t explain. People also refer to religion to explain such events (i.e. Greek mythology⁴). This attempt at rational explanation is what Jung described with synchronicities: people seek meaning and symbolic understanding of events and the emotions they produce. Thus, the question is brought: do miracles truly exist, or only until science disproves them?

==== Are miracles truly possible? ====
Jung’s arguments are based on his experience, perception and assumptions, which might not be applicable to all. The existence of a collective unconscious can be questioned, since the interpretation of certain symbols depends on one’s cultural background and knowledge. This would make the unconscious specific and not universal and collective as he claimed. Being part of Western philosophy, Jung found Western meaning in symbols without considering indigenous or non European systems. For example, birds symbolize death in Western culture⁵, but “bringers of fertility”⁶ for the Zulu people. If symbols vary so much between cultures, Jung’s “universal archetypes” may be culturally conditioned interpretations.

Jung also argues that coincidences reveal underlying psychic structures, but this cannot be proven or disproven scientifically since it is subjective and based on perception.

When we attribute something to a miracle, we might obviate the invisible thing that truly caused said event. For instance, after a fire in a Spanish village, a woman claimed that the church wasn’t burnt to the ground thanks to the fact that she saved a statue of the Virgin Mary, but it was firefighters who did⁷.

This is how conspiracy theorists thrive: they try to explain the unknown as miracles or coincidences, but there is often a hidden cause. Whether we call them miracles or coincidences, these events reveal our human need to find meaning in the unknown. Jung’s theory of synchronicity gives a psychological explanation for this urge but doesn’t prove that miracles exist beyond subjective perception.

==== Conclusion ====
To conclude, the illusion of miracles influences our perception of reality, making us believe that events that appear as random are miracles or have an underlying psychic meaning our unconscious tries to reveal. However, it might just explain the unexplainable and unknown to humans today, becoming a way to obviate other reasons why things happen.<blockquote>Footnotes:

⁰Jung, C. G. Synchronicity: An Acausal Connecting Principle. Princeton University Press, 1973. 28-35

¹(emotions, dreams, feelings…)

²just as Sigmund Freud, but Freud viewed it as repressed instinct that can be analyzed to learn more about ourselves

³Archetypal symbols are what Jung described as universal symbols that are present in our collective unconscious, making themselves visible during synchronicities or meaningful coincidences.

⁴In Greek mythology, Zeus’ anger was used to explain thunder, which was later disproved by science. [[wikipedia:List_of_thunder_deities|List of thunder deities - Wikipedia]]

⁵Even in the West, the symbol varies: freedom, love, transformation…

[https://blog.londolozi.com/2017/09/16/african-folklore-the-mystery-of-birds-part-2/#:~:text=The%20Zulu%20people%20call%20a%20bird%20an%20ingonyi%2C,to%20traverse%20over%20the%20face%20of%20the%20continent. ⁶African Folklore, the Mystery of Birds: Part 2. - Londolozi Blog written by Bruce Arnott | 16.09.2017]

[https://www.religiondigital.org/espana/Virgen-Leon-arrasado-incendios-lusio_0_2808619133.html ⁷Article on Religión Digital, written by RD/Agencias | 20.08.2025]

</blockquote>Baudrillard, Jean. “Hyperreal and Imaginary.” Essay. In ''Simulations'', 23–26. Semiotext(e), Foreign Agents, 1983. Submitted by Tom Gawlinski

Russel, Legacy. 2020. ''Glitch Feminism: A Manifesto.'' Verso''.'' ''Submitted by Ipek Usman''

Mark Fisher, 2009. "It’s easier to imagine the end of the world than the end of capitalism", submitted by Wojciech Polak

Nietzsche’s Critique of Utilitarianism by Jonny Anomaly chapter 3. Egoistic Altruism submitted by Abi van Dam

Ricard, Matthieu. 2014. “A Buddhist View of Happiness.” ''Journal of Law and Religion'' 29, no. 1 (February): 0-16 by Daria Mashkantseva

"Manifesto of Futurist Painters" (U. Boccioni and others) from "100 artists' Manifestos; from the Futurist to the Stuckiest"- Alex Danchev. Submitted by Licia Naspro

Traiger, Saul. “‘SHADOW PLAY’: Original Air Date: May 5, 1961.” In ''Twilight Zone Reflections: An Introduction to the Philosophical Imagination'', 139–41. Lever Press, 2024. by Hasse Visser.

Jacques Ellul, ''Propaganda: The Formation of Men’s Attitudes'', Chapter 3 - The necessity for Propaganda (p.118-160), trans. Konrad Kellen and Jean Lerner (New York: Vintage Books, 1973), submitted by Sokratis Anastasiou

'''Judith Butler, “Critically Queer” (GLQ, 1993)'''Noor tabatabaie

[[File:Thien Verschoor Literature Review.pdf|thumb]]
Simondon, Gilbert, Cécile Malaspina, and John Rogove. “On the Mode of Existence of Technical Objects.” Minneapolis, Univocal (2017). Submitted by Thien Verschoor
<br>

Schopenhauer, Arthur. ''The World as Will and Representation.'' Translated by E. F. J. Payne. New York: Dover Publications, 1969. Submitted by Hester Sjoers.

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Patricia:

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[[File:LiteraryReviewSA.pdf|thumb]]
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Literature Review- Reflections on Exile, Edward W. Said.docx|thumb]]
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[[File:Literature review Abi van Dam Jonny Anomaly.pdf|thumb]]
[[File:Literature reviewLiciaNaspro.pdf|thumb]]
[[File:Emma_Soave_Verdi,_L._The_Symbolic_Body_and_the_Rhetoric_of_Power,_PRA_(Padua_Research_Archive),_2010_.pdf]]
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[[File:Literature review Hester Sjoers Schopenhauer.pdf|thumb|Schopenhauer, Arthur. ''The World as Will and Representation.'' Translated by E. F. J. Payne. New York: Dover Publications, 1969. Submitted by Hester Sjoers.]]

<br>
== Title of text you are reviewing ==
Template for your literature review. Include your name and don't forget to cite your sources!!

Jacob D. Bekenstein, “Information in the Holographic Universe” (2003), Submitted by Kaloyan Reau

Nagel, Thomas. “What Is It Like to Be a Bat?” The Philosophical Review 83, no. 4 (October 1974): 435–450 By Siddharta van der Sluis

Ethics for A-level. Capter 1, "Utilitarianism" section 1 to 4. Submmited by Floris van Leeuwen.

Said, Edward W. “Reflections on Exile.” In ''Reflections on Exile and Other Essays'', 2nd ed., 173–86. Cambridge, Mass. : Harvard University Press, 2000. Submitted by Esra Gundem

Fromm, Erich. ''To have or to be?'' Continuum, 2008. 23-140 Submmited by Inho Jeon

== Jung, C. G. ''Synchronicity: An Acausal Connecting Principle.'' ==

=== Princeton University Press, 1973. 26–35 - Submitted by Patricia Saez ===

==== Introduction ====
In “Synchronicity”⁰, Carl Jung explores the concept of synchronicity, a “simultaneous occurrence of a certain psychic state with […] external events which appear as meaningful parallels to the momentary subjective state” (p.34), events that are meaningfully related but not causally connected. He argues that certain phenomena cannot be fully explained by notions of cause and effect. According to him, coincidences can reveal connections between the external world and unconscious psychic processes or “psychic conditions” (p.29). In this case, what many people call miracles could be seen as examples of synchronicity.

This raises the question: How can the illusion of miracles influence our perception of reality?

==== Miracles exist and influence our lives ====
Jung believed that the mind and the spirit affect our perception of physical material reality. He says that “space and time consist of nothing” (p.29), and that time does not exist in itself but is created through “psychic conditions”¹.

These psychic conditions are often unconscious. Jung believed our unconscious acts upon us² and viewed it as a source of meaning and symbolic guidance. The unconscious feelings often repressed by our conscious mind are, according to Jung, a tool to perceive the world we live in. We perceive meaningful coincidences when universal archetypal symbols³ are manifested, often when emotional intensity is created (surprise, fear, hope…). Thus, these apparently random events named “miracles” by many people and “synchronicities” by Jung appear when our unconscious mind is trying to make us learn something about ourselves.

This can be used by people to understand events they can’t explain. People also refer to religion to explain such events (i.e. Greek mythology⁴). This attempt at rational explanation is what Jung described with synchronicities: people seek meaning and symbolic understanding of events and the emotions they produce. Thus, the question is brought: do miracles truly exist, or only until science disproves them?

==== Are miracles truly possible? ====
Jung’s arguments are based on his experience, perception and assumptions, which might not be applicable to all. The existence of a collective unconscious can be questioned, since the interpretation of certain symbols depends on one’s cultural background and knowledge. This would make the unconscious specific and not universal and collective as he claimed. Being part of Western philosophy, Jung found Western meaning in symbols without considering indigenous or non European systems. For example, birds symbolize death in Western culture⁵, but “bringers of fertility”⁶ for the Zulu people. If symbols vary so much between cultures, Jung’s “universal archetypes” may be culturally conditioned interpretations.

Jung also argues that coincidences reveal underlying psychic structures, but this cannot be proven or disproven scientifically since it is subjective and based on perception.

When we attribute something to a miracle, we might obviate the invisible thing that truly caused said event. For instance, after a fire in a Spanish village, a woman claimed that the church wasn’t burnt to the ground thanks to the fact that she saved a statue of the Virgin Mary, but it was firefighters who did⁷.

This is how conspiracy theorists thrive: they try to explain the unknown as miracles or coincidences, but there is often a hidden cause. Whether we call them miracles or coincidences, these events reveal our human need to find meaning in the unknown. Jung’s theory of synchronicity gives a psychological explanation for this urge but doesn’t prove that miracles exist beyond subjective perception.

==== Conclusion ====
To conclude, the illusion of miracles influences our perception of reality, making us believe that events that appear as random are miracles or have an underlying psychic meaning our unconscious tries to reveal. However, it might just explain the unexplainable and unknown to humans today, becoming a way to obviate other reasons why things happen.<blockquote>Footnotes:

⁰Jung, C. G. Synchronicity: An Acausal Connecting Principle. Princeton University Press, 1973. 28-35

¹(emotions, dreams, feelings…)

²just as Sigmund Freud, but Freud viewed it as repressed instinct that can be analyzed to learn more about ourselves

³Archetypal symbols are what Jung described as universal symbols that are present in our collective unconscious, making themselves visible during synchronicities or meaningful coincidences.

⁴In Greek mythology, Zeus’ anger was used to explain thunder, which was later disproved by science. [[wikipedia:List_of_thunder_deities|List of thunder deities - Wikipedia]]

⁵Even in the West, the symbol varies: freedom, love, transformation…

[https://blog.londolozi.com/2017/09/16/african-folklore-the-mystery-of-birds-part-2/#:~:text=The%20Zulu%20people%20call%20a%20bird%20an%20ingonyi%2C,to%20traverse%20over%20the%20face%20of%20the%20continent. ⁶African Folklore, the Mystery of Birds: Part 2. - Londolozi Blog written by Bruce Arnott | 16.09.2017]

[https://www.religiondigital.org/espana/Virgen-Leon-arrasado-incendios-lusio_0_2808619133.html ⁷Article on Religión Digital, written by RD/Agencias | 20.08.2025]

</blockquote>Baudrillard, Jean. “Hyperreal and Imaginary.” Essay. In ''Simulations'', 23–26. Semiotext(e), Foreign Agents, 1983. Submitted by Tom Gawlinski

Russel, Legacy. 2020. ''Glitch Feminism: A Manifesto.'' Verso''.'' ''Submitted by Ipek Usman''

Mark Fisher, 2009. "It’s easier to imagine the end of the world than the end of capitalism", submitted by Wojciech Polak

Nietzsche’s Critique of Utilitarianism by Jonny Anomaly chapter 3. Egoistic Altruism submitted by Abi van Dam

Ricard, Matthieu. 2014. “A Buddhist View of Happiness.” ''Journal of Law and Religion'' 29, no. 1 (February): 0-16 by Daria Mashkantseva

"Manifesto of Futurist Painters" (U. Boccioni and others) from "100 artists' Manifestos; from the Futurist to the Stuckiest"- Alex Danchev. Submitted by Licia Naspro

Traiger, Saul. “‘SHADOW PLAY’: Original Air Date: May 5, 1961.” In ''Twilight Zone Reflections: An Introduction to the Philosophical Imagination'', 139–41. Lever Press, 2024. by Hasse Visser.

Jacques Ellul, ''Propaganda: The Formation of Men’s Attitudes'', Chapter 3 - The necessity for Propaganda (p.118-160), trans. Konrad Kellen and Jean Lerner (New York: Vintage Books, 1973), submitted by Sokratis Anastasiou

'''Judith Butler, “Critically Queer” (GLQ, 1993)'''Noor tabatabaie

[[File:Thien Verschoor Literature Review.pdf|thumb]]
Simondon, Gilbert, Cécile Malaspina, and John Rogove. “On the Mode of Existence of Technical Objects.” Minneapolis, Univocal (2017). Submitted by Thien Verschoor
<br>

Schopenhauer, Arthur. ''The World as Will and Representation.'' Translated by E. F. J. Payne. New York: Dover Publications, 1969. Submitted by Hester Sjoers.

Literature Review 2025

2025-11-07T23:06:02Z

Patricia:

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[[File:InhoJeon LiteratureReview.docx|thumb|Inho Jeon (3646157) Literature Review]]
[[File:Literature review Disneyland as Imaginary.pdf|thumb]]
[[File:LiteraryReviewSA.pdf|thumb]]
[[File:Esra Gundem-
Literature Review- Reflections on Exile, Edward W. Said.docx|thumb]]
[[File:Literature-review-noorTabatabaie.pdf|thumb]]
[[File:Siddharta's literature review "What is it like to be a bat" by Thomas Nagel.pdf|thumb|Siddharta's literature review ]]
[[File:Ipek Usman Literature Review Glitch.pdf|thumb]]
[[File:Literature review POLAK WOJCIECH.pdf|thumb]]
[[File:Literature review Abi van Dam Jonny Anomaly.pdf|thumb]]
[[File:Literature reviewLiciaNaspro.pdf|thumb]]
[[File:Emma_Soave_Verdi,_L._The_Symbolic_Body_and_the_Rhetoric_of_Power,_PRA_(Padua_Research_Archive),_2010_.pdf]]
[[File:Literature review (Hasse).pdf|thumb]]
[[File:Literature review Hester Sjoers Schopenhauer.pdf|thumb|Schopenhauer, Arthur. ''The World as Will and Representation.'' Translated by E. F. J. Payne. New York: Dover Publications, 1969. Submitted by Hester Sjoers.]]

<br>
== Title of text you are reviewing ==
Template for your literature review. Include your name and don't forget to cite your sources!!

Jacob D. Bekenstein, “Information in the Holographic Universe” (2003), Submitted by Kaloyan Reau

Nagel, Thomas. “What Is It Like to Be a Bat?” The Philosophical Review 83, no. 4 (October 1974): 435–450 By Siddharta van der Sluis

Ethics for A-level. Capter 1, "Utilitarianism" section 1 to 4. Submmited by Floris van Leeuwen.

Said, Edward W. “Reflections on Exile.” In ''Reflections on Exile and Other Essays'', 2nd ed., 173–86. Cambridge, Mass. : Harvard University Press, 2000. Submitted by Esra Gundem

Fromm, Erich. ''To have or to be?'' Continuum, 2008. 23-140 Submmited by Inho Jeon

== Jung, C. G. ''Synchronicity: An Acausal Connecting Principle.'' Princeton University Press, 1973. 26–35 Submitted by Patricia Saez ==

==== Introduction ====
In “Synchronicity”⁰, Carl Jung explores the concept of synchronicity, a “simultaneous occurrence of a certain psychic state with […] external events which appear as meaningful parallels to the momentary subjective state” (p.34), events that are meaningfully related but not causally connected. He argues that certain phenomena cannot be fully explained by notions of cause and effect. According to him, coincidences can reveal connections between the external world and unconscious psychic processes or “psychic conditions” (p.29). In this case, what many people call miracles could be seen as examples of synchronicity.

This raises the question: How can the illusion of miracles influence our perception of reality?

==== Miracles exist and influence our lives ====
Jung believed that the mind and the spirit affect our perception of physical material reality. He says that “space and time consist of nothing” (p.29), and that time does not exist in itself but is created through “psychic conditions”¹.

These psychic conditions are often unconscious. Jung believed our unconscious acts upon us² and viewed it as a source of meaning and symbolic guidance. The unconscious feelings often repressed by our conscious mind are, according to Jung, a tool to perceive the world we live in. We perceive meaningful coincidences when universal archetypal symbols³ are manifested, often when emotional intensity is created (surprise, fear, hope…). Thus, these apparently random events named “miracles” by many people and “synchronicities” by Jung appear when our unconscious mind is trying to make us learn something about ourselves.

This can be used by people to understand events they can’t explain. People also refer to religion to explain such events (i.e. Greek mythology⁴). This attempt at rational explanation is what Jung described with synchronicities: people seek meaning and symbolic understanding of events and the emotions they produce. Thus, the question is brought: do miracles truly exist, or only until science disproves them?

==== Are miracles truly possible? ====
Jung’s arguments are based on his experience, perception and assumptions, which might not be applicable to all. The existence of a collective unconscious can be questioned, since the interpretation of certain symbols depends on one’s cultural background and knowledge. This would make the unconscious specific and not universal and collective as he claimed. Being part of Western philosophy, Jung found Western meaning in symbols without considering indigenous or non European systems. For example, birds symbolize death in Western culture⁵, but “bringers of fertility”⁶ for the Zulu people. If symbols vary so much between cultures, Jung’s “universal archetypes” may be culturally conditioned interpretations.

Jung also argues that coincidences reveal underlying psychic structures, but this cannot be proven or disproven scientifically since it is subjective and based on perception.

When we attribute something to a miracle, we might obviate the invisible thing that truly caused said event. For instance, after a fire in a Spanish village, a woman claimed that the church wasn’t burnt to the ground thanks to the fact that she saved a statue of the Virgin Mary, but it was firefighters who did⁷.

This is how conspiracy theorists thrive: they try to explain the unknown as miracles or coincidences, but there is often a hidden cause. Whether we call them miracles or coincidences, these events reveal our human need to find meaning in the unknown. Jung’s theory of synchronicity gives a psychological explanation for this urge but doesn’t prove that miracles exist beyond subjective perception.

==== Conclusion ====
To conclude, the illusion of miracles influences our perception of reality, making us believe that events that appear as random are miracles or have an underlying psychic meaning our unconscious tries to reveal. However, it might just explain the unexplainable and unknown to humans today, becoming a way to obviate other reasons why things happen.<blockquote>Footnotes:

⁰Jung, C. G. Synchronicity: An Acausal Connecting Principle. Princeton University Press, 1973. 28-35

¹(emotions, dreams, feelings…)

²just as Sigmund Freud, but Freud viewed it as repressed instinct that can be analyzed to learn more about ourselves

³Archetypal symbols are what Jung described as universal symbols that are present in our collective unconscious, making themselves visible during synchronicities or meaningful coincidences.

⁴In Greek mythology, Zeus’ anger was used to explain thunder, which was later disproved by science. [[wikipedia:List_of_thunder_deities|List of thunder deities - Wikipedia]]

⁵Even in the West, the symbol varies: freedom, love, transformation…

[https://blog.londolozi.com/2017/09/16/african-folklore-the-mystery-of-birds-part-2/#:~:text=The%20Zulu%20people%20call%20a%20bird%20an%20ingonyi%2C,to%20traverse%20over%20the%20face%20of%20the%20continent. ⁶African Folklore, the Mystery of Birds: Part 2. - Londolozi Blog written by Bruce Arnott | 16.09.2017]

[https://www.religiondigital.org/espana/Virgen-Leon-arrasado-incendios-lusio_0_2808619133.html ⁷Article on Religión Digital, written by RD/Agencias | 20.08.2025]

</blockquote>Baudrillard, Jean. “Hyperreal and Imaginary.” Essay. In ''Simulations'', 23–26. Semiotext(e), Foreign Agents, 1983. Submitted by Tom Gawlinski

Russel, Legacy. 2020. ''Glitch Feminism: A Manifesto.'' Verso''.'' ''Submitted by Ipek Usman''

Mark Fisher, 2009. "It’s easier to imagine the end of the world than the end of capitalism", submitted by Wojciech Polak

Nietzsche’s Critique of Utilitarianism by Jonny Anomaly chapter 3. Egoistic Altruism submitted by Abi van Dam

Ricard, Matthieu. 2014. “A Buddhist View of Happiness.” ''Journal of Law and Religion'' 29, no. 1 (February): 0-16 by Daria Mashkantseva

"Manifesto of Futurist Painters" (U. Boccioni and others) from "100 artists' Manifestos; from the Futurist to the Stuckiest"- Alex Danchev. Submitted by Licia Naspro

Traiger, Saul. “‘SHADOW PLAY’: Original Air Date: May 5, 1961.” In ''Twilight Zone Reflections: An Introduction to the Philosophical Imagination'', 139–41. Lever Press, 2024. by Hasse Visser.

Jacques Ellul, ''Propaganda: The Formation of Men’s Attitudes'', Chapter 3 - The necessity for Propaganda (p.118-160), trans. Konrad Kellen and Jean Lerner (New York: Vintage Books, 1973), submitted by Sokratis Anastasiou

'''Judith Butler, “Critically Queer” (GLQ, 1993)'''Noor tabatabaie

[[File:Thien Verschoor Literature Review.pdf|thumb]]
Simondon, Gilbert, Cécile Malaspina, and John Rogove. “On the Mode of Existence of Technical Objects.” Minneapolis, Univocal (2017). Submitted by Thien Verschoor
<br>

Schopenhauer, Arthur. ''The World as Will and Representation.'' Translated by E. F. J. Payne. New York: Dover Publications, 1969. Submitted by Hester Sjoers.

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