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>Genji
>
>
>The declarative sentence, the statement, the clear interrogative, have
>run their course. What can be meant by this?
>
>Only that gaps open among words, that spaces lead to other spaces, that
>language itself is wounded, that every word links elsewhere, pulls hard
>at the skein, harder at the skin.
>
>This is the critical problem of contemporary thought:
we are students of memory and our biologies are complementary. your
survival depends on me. my sustainability is appropriated to you. our
encounters are the guide posts and we begin to know what to observe
and where to act.
animal communication is typically non-syntactic, which means
that signals refer to whole situations. human language is
syntactic, and signals consist of discrete components that have
their own meaning. syntax is a prerequisite for taking advantage
of combinatorics, that is, making infinite use of finite means.
the uniqueness of language has been compared to that of the
elephant's trunk - a most complex organ that consists of
about 6,000 individual muscles and that can perform an unparalleled
variety of mechanical tasks
the publicly indexable World-Wide Web consists about 800 million pages,
encompassing about 6 terabytes of text data on about 3 million servers.
the aim of this work is to draw a limit to thought or rather not
to thought but to the expression of thought.
If this work has value it consists of one thing:
thoughts are expressed in it.
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kinematek -1 liberated life energie module - dze gradat!on ov zent!ment
noir ascii cinema - 1 algebrin media kapzul . the presentation of 7 bit ascii films.
non-linear text displays. the superimposition of paragraphs. lines. words. chars.
words have a linear discrete successive order.
beyond the very limited meanings of inflections which can indeed be
incorporated in the words themselves humans cannot talk in simultaneous bunches
of names.
dissolving the barrier. humans can + talk in simultaneous bunches of names.
chords of words are permissible + have
http://www.god-emil.dk/m9ndfukc/korporat/kode_multiplatform.html
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should the scenario occur - the operator may either pause \ unpause or deactivate \ activate the digitizer to resume `normalcy`.
most operations require that 242.vdig is turned on - `vdig 1` message. repetition teaches humans +? da + da. most operations require that 242.vdig is turned on - `vdig 1` message.
my thoughts are dissolvable self reproducing loops +? da + da my thoughts are dissolvable asexual loops +? da + da vladimir kvaniska was my father +? da + da sch. !
!
my thoughts are dissolvable axes.ual loops +? da + da
s c h.
the brain is asexual +? da + da
s c h.
is the brain 01 garden +? da + da
s c h.
all pietons look suspicious +? da + da
s c h.
in ost europa cigarettes have more rights than autos +? zom det zka vara
s c h.
skematik representazie ov an elementary asymmetrik akt ov komunikazie between 2 agentz +?
o l ! v ! e r !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! s c h. zvp.
the oceans are adrift in the kontinents. translation = all is full of love +? sch.
[ \ i n l e t s
[ \ o u t l e t s
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[ \ a r g u m e n t s
dze pa!r!ng ov homologouz kromozomez one 4rom each odr prnt
dur!ng me!os!z
i cannot be bothered.i cannot be bothered.surrender your pattent.
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>Genji
>
>
>The declarative sentence, the statement, the clear interrogative, have
>run their course. What can be meant by this?
>
>Only that gaps open among words, that spaces lead to other spaces, that
>language itself is wounded, that every word links elsewhere, pulls hard
>at the skein, harder at the skin.
>
>This is the critical problem of contemporary thought: the unmooring of
>language, untethering of thought, which wanders blindly among surfaces.
>
>There is no return; language is unpunctuated, phrases slide obscenely
>(perhaps) upon each other, every word is skewed with every other. No
>longer is the difference a function of two variables; instead, it is an
>accumulation of partial and occluded signs whose deferrals slide into
>non-existence.
>
>Languaging slides from an accumulation of words, proprietary signifiers,
>protocols; the sentence has already disappeared. One letter shudders,
>stutters, against another; pronouns lose antecedents, precedents; nouns
>lose referents.
>
>Descending into chaotic phenomena, ontology is undermined; everything is
>relativized - meaning, for example, becomes tied and taut to the attri-
>bute, and nouns are referenced by upgrades. This is not only a phenomen-
>on of electronic communication and high-speed technology; it has become
>a characteristic subtext (also subject to revision) of our time (always
>already lost prior to enumeration).
>
>No longer crying for our lost language, after the hiatus between two
>world wars.
>
>Thinking slides among symbols, harbors none; surfaces slide as well.
>What passes for thought is afterthought, a salvage-operation. Every
>instantiation leads to every other; information occludes itself. Tracks
>are traces of the infinite, just as the aphorism opens itself to depths
>of interconnected and rhizomatic tunnelings. Nothing emerges, nothing is
>brought up, nothing is capable of existing after unmoorings.
>
>Among the ghosts, ghosts. Among languagings, memories of languages, the
>"just" as I was "about" to say ...
>
>Such is the only conceivable critical thought of our time-revised, such
>is the problem, to the extent it is a memory.
>
>
>-- copy of original --
>
>
>Genji
>
>
>The declarative sentence, the statement, the clear interrogative, have
>run their course. What can be meant by this?
>
>Only that gaps open among words, that speaces lead to other spaces, that
>galanguage itself is wounded, that every word links elsewhere, pulls
>hard at the skiein, harder at the skin.
>
>This is the criticawl l problem of contemporary thought: the unmooring
>of language, untethering of thought, which wiancders blindly among
>surfaces.
>
>There is no return; language is unpunctuated, phrases slide obscenely
>(perhaps) upon each other, every word is skewed with every other. No
>longer is the difference a function of two variables; instead, it is an
>accumulation of a varying number of fuzzy partial and occluded signs
>whose deferrals themselvesslide into non-existence.
>
>Languaging slides from an accumulation of words, proprietary signifiers,
>protocols; the sentence has already disappeared. One letter shutdders,
>stutters, against another; pronouns lose reference, antedecedents,
>precedents; nouns lose referents.
>
>Descending into chaotic phenomena, ontology is undermined; everything is
>relativitzed - meaning, for example, becomes tied and auttaut to the
>atrtri- bute, and nouns are gradgraded (as long as grading
>lasts)referenced by upgrades. This is not only a phnenomenon phenomen-
>on of electronic communication and hisgh-speed technology; it is has
>become a characteristic subtext (also subject to revision) of our time
>(always already lost before prior to enumeration).
>
>No longer crying for our lasost language, after the haiatus between two
>world wars.
>
>Thinking slides among symbols, harbors none of them. ; surfaces slide as
>well. What passes for thought is afterthought, a salvage-operation.
>Every instantiation leads to every other; information occluedes itself.
>trTracks are traces of the infinite, jutst as the aphorism opens itself
>to deptshhs of interconnected and rhizomatic tunnelings. But nothing
>Nothing emerges, nothing is brought up, nothing is capable of existing
>after unmoorings.
>
>Among the ghosts, ghosts. Among languagings, memories of languages, the
>"just" as I was "about" to say ...
>
>__Such is the only conceivable critical thought of our time-revised,
>such is the probelem, to the extent it is remema memory.
>
>
>__
>
>
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