jimmy: hmm.. that’s a tasty idea. thanks. i don’t think i have the knowledgebase on the topic to write something that is informed and as all-encompassing as i had in mind. i’ll email you to see if i can’t borrow some of your pre-brain-commentary.

jimmy: hmm.. that’s a tasty idea. thanks. i don’t think i have the knowledgebase on the topic to write something that is informed and as all-encompassing as i had in mind. i’ll email you to see if i can’t borrow some of your pre-brain-commentary.

it could be like a dialog or something. good times.

it could be like a dialog or something. good times.

jimmy, would you write an essay about the cultural significance of that–what it signifies about the societal differences and the machinations/values of the contemporary psyche as opposed to 100/150 years ago?

who are we? we’re in a place. we’re in 2009. i can’t quite make out the colors of the walls but i feel the exposure of an immense skylight above me.

does anybody else feel it? the tangibility of our cultural milieu? i swear i can lick the air and taste it. it’s really strange, we’re not the humans we were 100 years ago. nor will we be in 50 years.

pr, what was that evolution post of yours? something equilibrium. stability and then an evolutionary leap, paralleling the sudden and discrete changes of quantum states. technology is reinventing us. “rendered before the eyes, not inside the mind”, jimmy, that’s gotta signify something, even if it doesn’t mean anything. dammit. i should probably shut up. basically, good post jimmy. thank you. and if you write the essay, i’ll send you a handmade thank you card or something, if you want.

jimmy, would you write an essay about the cultural significance of that–what it signifies about the societal differences and the machinations/values of the contemporary psyche as opposed to 100/150 years ago?

who are we? we’re in a place. we’re in 2009. i can’t quite make out the colors of the walls but i feel the exposure of an immense skylight above me.

does anybody else feel it? the tangibility of our cultural milieu? i swear i can lick the air and taste it. it’s really strange, we’re not the humans we were 100 years ago. nor will we be in 50 years.

pr, what was that evolution post of yours? something equilibrium. stability and then an evolutionary leap, paralleling the sudden and discrete changes of quantum states. technology is reinventing us. “rendered before the eyes, not inside the mind”, jimmy, that’s gotta signify something, even if it doesn’t mean anything. dammit. i should probably shut up. basically, good post jimmy. thank you. and if you write the essay, i’ll send you a handmade thank you card or something, if you want.