Daplotri? Dapoltri!
Long time ago, back in the time when some people believed that consciousness has nothing to do with neurotransmitters, people thought that to be an individual meant first to be aware of the thought of individuality, then to, having become conscious of that awareness, turn into an epitome of disinterest in whoever could happen to be on the same planet at the same time. Reaching that level of disconnectedness from whadeva & what not!, that particular individual would float in nothingness for a brief moment, only to, at once, be turned in reverse into something that only having been reconnected with everything else, reclaims an awareness of the consciousness reintegrated into a whole that becomes knowable only by virtue of the fact of reintegration.
Good story, Be(b)ra, my man!
It’s not a story, but history, P(u)rple Hortak!
All stories are history told before it died, having
never existed to start with.
Yo, Hi kAtrina, my motherfucking self has a sense of
hi/story being whadeva interpretation one can conjure up against one’s good
self.
Get away both of you. Or either.
In the era of consciousness being a matter of no
substance, but not no substance, to live meant to be in a ceaseless struggle,
attempting to prove the claims about disconnectedness wrong. Thus, years were
passing in a search for evidence that one is not a free-floating matter, not
giving a shit about bloody fellow travelers, but, instead, living a life of a
TanAcox-worshipper lathering one’s body in mud-dashed-honey crossed with
mustard-based-marinade. While one is doing one’s best to make sure everybody
and everything will be assured that disconnectedness is but an instant before
the necessary re-connectedness, one almost starts speaking the language of the
interregnum that to a sane mind looks more like a scene from a detective story
than a site from a life on a planet. The fact that to some minds it’s not
striking is striking to some.
It certainly is, Be(b)ra!
One should not use the word certainty if its subtext
is not unshaken, hI Katrina!
Hi Katrin(a) understands the notion of unshaken to
be always already the subtext of the implied concept of unshakeability.
Cool, Purpl(e) (h)Ortak. Now, how does it help me
understand the situation in which a person finds oneself to be constantly thrown into the deserts of detective
stories in which clues, proofs, evidence, and other shit can best be found in
one’s persistent denial of reintegration and, instead, living in an
indefatigable act of sabotaging any possibility of transcending the moment
before consciousness becomes aware of its being re-stabilized?
Once there lived
people who spent days gazing at their toes. They lived in apartments in
which plastic splinters, metal scraps, pebbles, and pieces of aluminum foil
covered the floor the way some people nowadays use carpets. They never opened
windows. Never wished to let air in. Never didn’t feel bad about the really bad
smell saturating the space between the walls and the ceiling. They didn’t
breathe, so they didn’t care. One wonders whether it was just a mask they were
wearing and, in a way, the answer is yes, but not if one takes into account
their slippage into a belief in the masks not being masks. Because they started
wearing masks early on in their lives and didn’t know how to look each other in
the eyes and not feel bad about not being decorated or whatever…Unlike them,
there were some contemporaries who, despite the pervasive culture of
decoration, liked to breathe. They knew about the toe-gazers and felt sorry if
that oxy-insufficiency did bother the residents. But they chose to just keep
breathing.
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