Mal y Able
Jun. 26th, 2004 12:50 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
wolven7Peter Gabriel - [Signal To Noise]--- Remember how, in certain movies, the main character who somewhat thinks they're losing her or his mind is usually actually, simultaneously, on the edge of some kind of major change? Remember how no one listens, and thinks s/he is crazy, anyway, especially the more convinced they become that things are becoming different? (Bernard Herrmann - [Twisted Nerve]). Remember how the person is usually right?
Remember how no one thinks movies immitate anything more than the real, and how people forget, conveniently, everytime we watch a piece of "Science-Fiction" become real life?
MC Chris - [Number One with the Ladies]--- Arthur C Clarke, Isaac Asimov, Jules Verne, Leonardo da Vinci, people who thought things, and were thought insane, or "Eccentric," at best. They were, down to a man, proven correct, in some major field. And you would think people would learn. Heh.
I just "found" a CD, that was in a spot i'd checked three or five times, today. That spot was in plain sight, not covered by anything, and hadn't been, all day. I found another CD, in a case where i very possibly might have left it, but didn't. (Carmina Burana - [Dies, Nox Et Omnia]). Now, i'm either growing insane and forgetful, in my old age-- which i count as unlikely, as i have people who can verify, that i checked those places, before-- or things are... leaving themselves open to imprint, shall we say?
Concentrate.
Harder, and more variable.
Remember how no one thinks movies immitate anything more than the real, and how people forget, conveniently, everytime we watch a piece of "Science-Fiction" become real life?
MC Chris - [Number One with the Ladies]--- Arthur C Clarke, Isaac Asimov, Jules Verne, Leonardo da Vinci, people who thought things, and were thought insane, or "Eccentric," at best. They were, down to a man, proven correct, in some major field. And you would think people would learn. Heh.
I just "found" a CD, that was in a spot i'd checked three or five times, today. That spot was in plain sight, not covered by anything, and hadn't been, all day. I found another CD, in a case where i very possibly might have left it, but didn't. (Carmina Burana - [Dies, Nox Et Omnia]). Now, i'm either growing insane and forgetful, in my old age-- which i count as unlikely, as i have people who can verify, that i checked those places, before-- or things are... leaving themselves open to imprint, shall we say?
Concentrate.
Harder, and more variable.
