| BOOK 2 - #57 - 04/09
2001 12:30 pm
Here's a thought...
Why make theories more
complex than necessary?
rather like creationists
or behaviorists,
they have to create
increasingly baroque "theories"
in order to avoid admitting
the obvious.
I'd like to ask you
if you're somewhat motionless (non-vibratory).
[Like a] steel fence
between a parking lot & a highway,
[That makes an] eerie
& wonderful noise.
Is continuous motion
merely a subjective illusion?
— an infinitely divisible,
smoothly structured space.
I like the concept of
being able to move around
That is what we are
here for after all.
[It is] a wonderful
thing to be seen live.
[when computers are]
as "tactile" as traditional instruments
it will truly be time
to return to banging on things.
It's the perfect way
to get groupies.
Although often misunderstood,
they are not sensitive
to minute vibrations but they are
very sensitive to jostling
and general abuse.
You can't know how to
deal with it.
What we are seeing is
a mirage of freedom.
it has as much right
to existence as the numbers 5 or pi.
It is natural to look
for beauty and to love it,
I believe I have some
grounds for objection.
I honestly have nothing
to say on the issue
I was much less confrontational
and anxious...
left my gun home today.
.
Cecil
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