Tuesday, September 24, 2013
224. Happeningness
The happeningness of reality
never pauses. No wonder wonder
tires us. And no surprise
we like our invented constants:
coffee or tea; known routes;
the expected deployment of red
in certain aspects of couture
and home-decoration; music
imprinted on us early; and now visits
to the same illusory places on
something we happen to call
the Web. The
happeningness
of the Web mimics that of
parental reality. Electrons
constantly lay new eggs,
which constantly hatch.
What is or seems to be
(now there's no difference)
quickly joins
a rank and a prioritized
state
of being,
a stasis
with a status;
or not.
One and Zero, baby,
and infinite
combinations
thereof. It was
and is
a shotgun-wedding
of the simplest
and
the most
complex,
and the offspring
are the feudal
overlords of us all.
hans ostrom 2013
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