Some things only work tangled up; nucleic acids, data hashes, neuron bundles. What else only makes sense before you try to unravel it?
Posts Tagged ‘abstract’
If a lion charges the line between two zebras, she catches grass and air. Yet with so many black and white lines all moving against each other, she has to define outlines and keep them crisp in her mind. When it isn’t zebras, things get even more complicated, don’t they?
If only we could just replenish and turn, replenish and turn, never run out of blank slates. Maybe we can. That’s what I hope for, anyway.
It is so true to our times the way the flat line represents death: reductionist, abstract, numerical, neat and certain. Yet on examination, it leaves so much space open around it.
The choices we think we make carefully are so uninformed we might as well say we make them whimsically. Not that whimsy has ever led me wrong.
I hear so often from people who do not leave convoluted relationships. They have spun so much into them they can’t imagine letting it all go.
Have you ever noticed how so much of everything people know, they know from circles and straight lines? Even 1 and 0. Arguably, the constants pi and e and even the root of -1 come from circles and lines.
What would one even look like? The nice thing about plans is that if anything changes, they are worth as much as random squiggles on a page.