Contact Ryan Anonymously
Do you have something that you want to say or share but are worried about legal or political consequences? Consider contacting me anonymously.
Here’s how it works:
Anonymous Email: Click this link: http://anonymouse.org/anonemail.html and use the form to send me an email to info AT utahfeldenkrais.org
The service sends the email without identifying information and it forwards the email through several email servers so that it cannot be traced.
Anonymous File Sharing. Do you have a historical document that you think others in the community should see? Perhaps you have a court document or a letter from or to Moshe? Digitize your document with a scanner and put it on your computer. Then use this service to upload it and get a file link: http://www.datafilehost.com/ You can then send the link to me via the anonymous email service and I can download it.
I describe the steps above so that you can feel secure being a resource for the community. In actuality, you will likely be safe even without anonymity. It would require legal action for someone to force me to hand over any information that you send me or information about your identity. And even then, the action might fail. This blog and the information on it is likely protected under journalist/journalism laws. Though, I cannot guarantee that fact. Whatever the case, I will do everything that I can to protect your identity.
Also, you can send documents to me via the mail:
Ryan Nagy
848 N. Rainbow Blvd. #3110
Las Vegas, NV 89107
By the way – If anyone uses the above links to send me hateful or abusive email, rest assured it will get caught in my spam filter and I will never see it.
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Ryan Nagy
At his "Office" in Mexico
Moshe Feldenkrais
Electronic Frontier Foundation:
To the many commenters to Ryan’s critique of my paper on epistemology for the Feldenkrais Method, I invite you to read the paper. Here is a link:
http://iffresearchjournal.org/volume/4/ginsburg
Hello, Ryan
Where can I find a copy of your critique of Ginsberg’s article? Online, that is.
I have spent a good part of the winter pondering Raymond Tallis’s “Aping Humanity: Neuromania, Darwinitis, and the Misrepresentation of Humanity.” Tallis is a British nueroscientist highly critical of the extravagant claims made by many in his own field. I am afraid that the glamours associated with neuroscience will be fuelling the Feldenkrais Guild Conference. Tallis is formidably literate in the history of Western philosopohy and science, and is an avowed atheist. Nonetheless he beautifully demonstrates that “A neural account of consciousness is a contradiction in terms.” So would too, by extension, be a neural account of awareness.
The FGNA may be capitualiting to scientism.
Sincerely,
Mark Nozon
Sometimes Feldenkrais Practitioner
Decatur, MI
Hi Mark – Thanks for the comment. Here is the article that I wrote: http://utahfeldenkrais.org/blog/2010/11/4913/ The book that you are mentioning looks incredible, though there is no kindle version and as I live in Mexico it might be a while before I have a chance to take a deeper look at it.
I’m not particularly convinced that Carl has fallen prey to scientism or an over reliance on science. My issue was simply how sloppy and incoherent his essay was. In the Feldenkrais community, we seem to give Felenkrais “trainers” and those who knew Moshe a free pass to put out all kinds of nonsense without any type of meaningful critique. I would like to help change that within the community.
I hope you are doing well out there.
- Ryan