Two Sutures, Inert https://youtu.be/ZgzAnNlV3LE video 0 to 1 on the way out [space/time] hiatus 0 to 1a on the way back to the way in [maybe hiatus] 1a to 1b on the way in Providence to Johnston, Johnston to Providence Full journey out and back. Evidence of consistent movement of a vehicle that occupied roughly the same space as the camera and occupants. Minimal dialog. A few miles of earth from a particular viewpoint. The vector isn't relative. There is no point zero. The trajectory is not parabolic. This might be for some _a moment frozen in time_ and evidence. There forward and return. Two gaps. Two displacements. It's in the inert that one can find comfort. Is Cynthia nert that one can find a resting place , that one can find a belief , no, then one can carry out once belief in the materiality of a world that is always and are always beyond us. This is where the evidence comes in . Between one second and another, between one moment and another, there is always a connection at least hinted at and the frame rate of the video. Everything of course of course of course drops out between one frame and another. We know that. But we also suture SUTURE we also suture frames together . There is so much writing on this but the result is simply that we are living within the world in which everything appears continuous and offers the slightest bit of hope that it will continue within us and without us. Both within our time, and our habitation extending everywhere in circumambulations of familiarity and the coming-forth and receding of the at hand, of handedness. The inert doesn't slide as one might slide a digital image into the henceforth , into promulgation . I think you know this. I think you know all of this. This isn't anything new it's just a suggestion that one might stop that one might step back that one might step back, I just say just look that being in the world is another form of meditation that doesn't necessarily involve a withdraw from it . +++ _______________________________________________ NetBehaviour mailing list NetBehaviour@lists.netbehaviour.org https://lists.netbehaviour.org/mailman/listinfo/netbehaviour
