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From a poetic perspective, we can see how our all of our ancient stories generally conserve a metaphor that implies something like ‘the gifts beneath the tree have neither name, nor end, and all of them are yours’.

This is no accident — the minds from which such ‘stories’ emerge is a psybiocognitive result of something which living systems themselves are consistently at miraculous labors to produce: hypersymmetric connectivity.

Upon careful examination, we can see that this form of connectivity is elementally atemporal — it can (in a variety of accessible ways) — ignore time, and reference an elemental context in which ‘everything required is accessible to knowing’.

Unlike our expectations, ‘the best forms’ of connectivity arise in activities far more alike with children’s games than our sciences or philosophies or even our religions could ever allow us to notice. Yet each of those ‘idea-momentums’ I mentioned arose from child’s games...I mean, what — was our species ‘born adult’?

 

Drafts (these documents are roughs):

°°° : What are we?

°°° : departures
°°° : the strangest token
°°° : languageless
°°° : which kind of old are we?
°°° : childThing
°°° : Julian Jaynes and the Bicameral Man
°°° : inter-mission
°°° : quest-ions
°°° : 5 double-you’s and an aytch
°°° : vehicles of knowing
°°° : root:division:branch

rabbitHoles:

°°° : nature(s), maps & metaphors
°°° : eggs and tunnels
°°° : circleToy

°°° : trees
°°° : slideRule, v 2: the rabbitHole
°°° : paint the ruler green

°°° : fading in spirals
°°° : motherChild — with machines
°°° : prepare ye children for the flood...
°°° : hyperComplex
°°° : earthCell: shockwave
°°° : language and children

 

In Process (these documents are even more rough):

°°° : mind: ring around the rosie
°°° : sensation, perception — mental reaction, consciousness...
°°° : lost: the living codice
°°° : scales and connectivity; hypersystems
°°° : coda
°°° : conical spirals, a ringToy
°°° : conical models I
°°° : conical models II
°°° : coda
°°° : the living libraries
°°° : valuing the library
°°° : the Solar King, the Terrestrial Queen
°°° : the Solar Season
°°° : into the toyBox

°°° : ...

 

Though it is popularly supposed by adults that humans cannot fit into rabbit-holes, yet in fact the opposite is true. The flaw in adult logic is that physical size is the only available size. We do little else but fall into rabbit-holes, and we do this constantly, in an inward domain that neither science nor religion are likely to deliver useful metaphors for. It is the sacred and playful domain of the self, and this self is no possession, but instead, a connectivity game. And in this sort of game, sizes are made of other sizes...