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discussions on philosophy, progressive politics, experimental writing/media arts.
Monday, March 05, 2007
not necessarily
In various computer languages, "!" means "not". E. g, 1 != 2. In elementary school, I was taught that "~" is a graphic "adjective" meaning "effectively," "about," "near," "circa," etc. E.g., this event will happen ~2012 means that if you had to pin the event to a specific year, 2012 would be your best bet. So, to make a long story short, I propose that !~ mean "not necessarily." Admittedly, "not necessarily" isn't a literal translation of the signs . . . but nothing is literal when it comes to the way people actually speak to one another. A language free of nonsensical or marginally-sensical colloquial phrases wouldn't be a language at all, but rather a system of codes.
posted by Jay at 7:58 PM
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Friday, February 23, 2007
desire & utopia
If one were to follow the trajectory of a desire as far as possible, one would eventually cross a horizon into another world. There's a quasi-utopia implicit in every desire -- what we desire isn't merely the immediate object, but a world in which having the object is at least possible. This becomes most clear with regard to unattainable desires -- even when one realizes one will never obtain the object, one nevertheless continues to long for a world in which having that object is possible.
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