I think... That I'm going to try an experiment.

Technorati has piqued my interest. I believe that, now, I'm going to test some things out.

I want you to click on this link, and putter around, a bit.

"Vagabondary". It seems to be a series of links from other places, whole cloth, no commentary. Kind of like a feed site, if you focus on a very particular pattern of events. Interesting, in a way.

More later.

I get paid and have... Less money?

So. Check deposited in the ATM, Thursday Night, just after 8pm. If not posted by that night, then the next, right? 'S what it says on the tin. In the mean time, they, the bank, are generous enough to credit me $100, US, for the sake of my monetary assuagement. Bully for them.

Except no.

Because they didn't get a response from the branch wherein I deposited my much needed check, as of last night at Midnight, not only are my Full Thousands of Dollars not where they're supposed to be (the the statement says they are; I just can't actually touch them), but they removed the $100 advance and placed a Full Hold on the money. So. The money I spent on food, and small fun things for me? That money that I spent, in good faith? Now I'm overdrawn, $68 and fifty something cents. Ain't. Life. Grand.

I was told that, should I accrue any overdraft fees, I can talk to a representative, and my account will be credited the improperly debited amount. In the mean time, however, my money won't fully hit until Tuesday Morning.

Lesson: Either get to the ATM before 8pm, or just go to the fucking teller. That's my lesson. Not necessarily yours.

I'm going to go watch the DVDs that caused me to overdraw my account, eat some of the food that caused me to overdraw my account, and drink a soda. Later, I will have one of the beers that caused me to overdraw my account. Why? Because it's not their fault. Why should they suffer?

Ta.

Birthday request:

Who wants to buy me a crucible, for my birthday?

It'll come in handy...

I don't know if it gets any simpler:

If all states of affairs that can possibly exist do, in fact, exist, in potential, then all currently apprehending states of affairs ("the present") are affectd by previously apprehending but no longer real states of affairs ("the past") as well as potentially apprehending but not yet occuring states of affairs ("the future"). They are matricies of potential, interacting in a vast soup thereof.

In this probabilistic expression of reality, any currently apprehending state carries in it the seeds of the "future's" potential, from most to least probable. For that probability to make itself known, via unconscious process of extrapolation, resulting in sound or images that may later come to past is not that different from a memory of "the past" or a dream about a person you know, wherein they do or say something in line with "their character."

What happens now carries with it and is affected by what has happened in the past (merely a previous now) and what may happen in the future (an ass-yet-unrealised Now).

The past decays in probability, the further we get from it, its effects meaning less and less, and more and more, decaying building blocks in a Babel called "History." In much the same way, we already understand that the probability of a "future" event crystalises closer to 0/1, the closer we come to its fruition. Now is the clearest point, and we still see it differently.

Probability soup: everything flavours everything else.

Jeezus.

You'll love this:

You apparently had nothing to say about the fact that, with a little effort, modern physics will allow you to see the future. So, next up:

A Tesla Coil Making Music.

'So just to explain a little further, yes, it is the actual high voltage sparks that are making the noise. Every cycle of the music is a burst of sparks at 41 KHz, triggered by digital circuitry at the end of a "long" piece of fiber optics.'

Brilliant.