Irony and repitition are built into the quantum system.
That is where reincarnation comes from, if not what it is.
But it is imperfect repetition and imperfect irony, so things repeat after a fashion and sometimees the result is not as ironicly obvious as we would think.
When you tag someone boomer to belittle them, you reduce them from equals to objects. If you call me a boomer, you might as well call me a Jew or give an epitath to someone based on skin color or country of origin. Its not a problem, it is done throughout history, but that is the point I am trying to make.
Your (our if you ignore generational divides) resentment is both justified and mandated by nature.
The irony of Wild in the Streets is that it reduces the elderly to objects just as boomer did, albeit one being fictional and distopian and the other being the present. The brilliance, if the last scene still exists as it does in my memory, is that it shows the cycle repeating itself, the grinding under of youth by older people, the seeds of resentment that ultimately leads to rebellion.
This is not something new. It appears in the Illiad, the earliest western literature. The book begins with a short lecture on how to deal with the plague esconsed with a scene where the, presumably, elder menelaous takes Achilles female prize sending the later into a resentment fueled sulk which almost ends the Achean expedentiary force and about which the entire story is built. Sadly Achilles never gets a chance, even in the Oddysey, to step on the crawfish.
It is mathematically delicious.
Lets get a little technical.
A series of self building or generating (i.e. one naturally leading to the creation of the next) iterated equations beginning with n+1 yields the following compression.
This drawing which shows the very first big bang, at least dimensionally over the first 5000 changes in x and defining 25 million points after a fashion at least, embodies both of those concepts in a way which is so easily seen that were I to explain it again, you would get it instantly, but if you wish to do that you must read one of the books and perhaps all of the blog posts from the last eight months. It is as much as I can do, I will tell you.
Want to see that picture repeated in nature?
See the tree? sweet, to use the vernacular of the day.
Boomer is exactly the term they would have used in Wild in the Streets, except the boomers barely existed, they were so early they had not been named yet, and yet the boomers were the ones who were wild in the streets. How ironic that we are now dealing with the copy cat boomers. \/ /\ /
I said Algorithm Universe Theory, i should have said Algorithm Universe Model.
I have a hundred things to do during this period of "inactivity" and I'm not even using my imagination yet.
It is exhausting.
That is where reincarnation comes from, if not what it is.
But it is imperfect repetition and imperfect irony, so things repeat after a fashion and sometimees the result is not as ironicly obvious as we would think.
When you tag someone boomer to belittle them, you reduce them from equals to objects. If you call me a boomer, you might as well call me a Jew or give an epitath to someone based on skin color or country of origin. Its not a problem, it is done throughout history, but that is the point I am trying to make.
Your (our if you ignore generational divides) resentment is both justified and mandated by nature.
The irony of Wild in the Streets is that it reduces the elderly to objects just as boomer did, albeit one being fictional and distopian and the other being the present. The brilliance, if the last scene still exists as it does in my memory, is that it shows the cycle repeating itself, the grinding under of youth by older people, the seeds of resentment that ultimately leads to rebellion.
This is not something new. It appears in the Illiad, the earliest western literature. The book begins with a short lecture on how to deal with the plague esconsed with a scene where the, presumably, elder menelaous takes Achilles female prize sending the later into a resentment fueled sulk which almost ends the Achean expedentiary force and about which the entire story is built. Sadly Achilles never gets a chance, even in the Oddysey, to step on the crawfish.
It is mathematically delicious.
Lets get a little technical.
A series of self building or generating (i.e. one naturally leading to the creation of the next) iterated equations beginning with n+1 yields the following compression.
Want to see that picture repeated in nature?
See the tree? sweet, to use the vernacular of the day.
Boomer is exactly the term they would have used in Wild in the Streets, except the boomers barely existed, they were so early they had not been named yet, and yet the boomers were the ones who were wild in the streets. How ironic that we are now dealing with the copy cat boomers. \/ /\ /
I said Algorithm Universe Theory, i should have said Algorithm Universe Model.
I have a hundred things to do during this period of "inactivity" and I'm not even using my imagination yet.
It is exhausting.
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