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6.26.2011
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Order from chaos. The creation myth again. How is it that something always occurs? Then again without that something, there would be nothing to think about it. These creation myths are too reductionist. Yes, yes, yes, there is a singularity, a moment of creation. And it is dramatic. But really, the confluence before and the richness afterward are short changed if they aren't considered equal. Isn't every moment a moment of change? And in the timeless view, all moments occurs simultaneously.
And what about the story we're reading now? When will it reach a special moment? One thing that is certain is that the story cannot escape the author. So while we slowly turn and examine the details of the grand manifestation, a man is sitting in a chair in upstate New York typing words into a machine. We'll know more when he does.
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