Showing posts with label recursive. Show all posts
Showing posts with label recursive. Show all posts

Sunday, August 9, 2009

Augusto

August.
Gusto.
Augusto.

What I have not been attacking this blog with so far this month.

But just wait, everything can change with one post that talks about everything changing!

Apparent.
Enthusiasm.
Apparenthusiasm.

Sunday, May 3, 2009

Entanglementanglementanglement

Entanglement.
Entanglement.
Entanglement.
Entanglementanglementanglement.

A tough one to get out of.

Complex.
Extraction.
Complextraction.

(See also Recursivery.)

Thursday, April 16, 2009

Moviehicle

Movie.
Vehicle.
Moviehicle.

Sometimes a film will be referred to as a vehicle for a certain actor.

That could be confusing under certain circumstances:
e.g. "In this scene in the Vin Diesel vehicle, Vin Diesel's vehicle is fueled with diesel. Diesel vin*."

Gasoline.
Linear.
Gasolinear.

This is confusing for a few reasons, most salient of which is probably "Why is someone talking about Vin Diesel?"
(Unless to ask that very question.)

Recursivity.
Vin Diesel.
Recursvin Diesel.


* That last part only makes sense if the person speaking accidentally uses the French word for wine instead of gas.
Or purposefully does so.
It could happen.

Once a person decides to review a Vin Diesel movie, I'd say anything is possible.

Especially if that person already has wine on the brain, literally and figuratively, which could also explain why they A) saw the movie, and B) are now talking about it.

Talk.
Alcohol.
Talkohol.

Wednesday, April 8, 2009

Tokyoto

Tokyo.
Kyoto.
Tokyoto.

A cross between a Japanese city and another Japanese city.*

Kyoto.
Tokyo.
Kyotokyo.


* Actually between Tokyo and Kyoto: the city of Kakegawa.

Geography.
Physical.
Geographysical.

Friday, January 23, 2009

Nirvanalysis

Nirvana.
Analysis.
Nirvanalysis.

At the times that I've come closest to attaining a perfectly peaceful state of mind, it is always on the brink of conflict.
Conflict between simply living in the moment and the desire to record that moment for later posterity.
Experience vs. memory.
Present vs. future.
Feeling vs. thinking.

If now is always spent planning for later, then what is later for?
Thinking about the past?
Planning for the past, if the present is spent building a time machine.

But if a time machine were built later, now would be a good time for it to come back and tell us about it. So we could get started on building it so we can send it back later to get it started again.

And that hasn't happened yet. So no need to start.
And the perpetual cycle of justifiable laziness continues.
Nothing continues to be everything.
Now continues to be all.

Good. I'm glad I wrote this all down so I'll have it for later.
(This blog is a time machine.)

Peace.

Monday, January 19, 2009

Recursivery

Recursive.
Very.
Recursive.
Very.
Recursive.
Very.
Recursive.
Very.
Recursive...