Now,
where did I put my drink.... you see my days are boring, long, and
mostly uneventful.... there's only one good way I know how to deal
with it: drink, and to
read. But every now and
again I need to write. And well, I've been fiddling around here and
there in my brain, here
and there, where there
are a number of ideas which like peas are snugged away
ready to snug back up,
and in time I
eventually come back to
pluck them out and stick em
in the gob, to
toss them to the
world..
Anyway;
I meant
to conduct
an experiment, and, now
that I have your basic attention, whether or not you
keep it and don't let your tongue sour......
What
I mean to
imply was that we have received the transmission
about some 'interstargallactic intrusion' and that it's very 'hyper
conducive to the current paradmignatic situaation',
Capotauin...
We
must firstly assume that anything is possible in this rather shite
but nevertheless realmy realm,
this old thingery that we have to give our pitiful pesos to...
what was I on about?
Ha, oh dear, what a little bird. There is nothing but a bird, is
there, a young bird, and the space of the new time burgeoning
through, dancing river
waters unbleached blues and whites, dolphin beads that shimmer and
twinkle.
SO
WITHOUT FURTHER ADO LET
ME PROCEED, ENOUGH nonsensery!
1.
The
Space Principle is ... active....
that is, in such and such a sense that the very existence of a Star
Wars 'universe' ... indicates the possibility that Star
Wars actually existed. Yes. You heard me right. As
a philosophical and scientific
dilettante,
I am presuming boldly
enough
a position to posit which
I presume is
indeed the very fantasization of the Star Wars universe has
itself based ultimately
in the microbial
mind spores which have emanated from beyond,
through
the intergalactic
space channels which pollinate our various island universes.
Let
me qualify this with a
reminder of the longfound
idea of Panspermia. Briefly
this
posits
that life in our solar system (Nexus Plexus from
here on out)
could have
been produced through ancient nebular seedings derived
from
the cosmic soil— of
which
I dare say humans have very little true
historical
reckoning
(though
I'm
no scientist,
some even call me a quack)—
and thus a hypothesis of intragalactic ~ via space rock trajectories
~ cosmic life interseeding
being one, but not the only, possible origins of life.
And
here! Let me tell you this! I
don't give one shit if you believe in this or not,
but it doesn't matter!
Because
it just
doesn't
even
matter
at this point (the damage has already been done!)!
And I am already inside it!!!
Now, if we presume that every
little beadlet of consciousness has some potential value in this sea
we call the Nexus Plexus, in the sense that even a thought whilest
alone in the desert of a rock is in fact a rocking of that rock and a
thoughting of that rock - then we can presume at least that the
intercosmic spaces between many celestial bodies have, eventually,
some sort of impact on one another, granted that entropy doesn't
destroy it all by the spread of absolute void. (Speaking of your sex
life...!)
Yet
there
are many reasons to argue against this proposition, mainly that the
mind is only an emergent phenomena which depends upon a
fundamentally
biological
functioning, and so 'mind
spores' would
just
be
a grotesque idealization; however, for the sake of imagination we
will hold the idea potentially possible. However, in a more realistic
sense we needn't rely on 'mind spores' at all, for in this theory of
intergalactic
life-seeding, as long as a biological
bacterium
is able to traverse and survive the intergalactic recesesses
and
penetrate successfully a new planetary ovum,
then the
same evolutionary seed may begin again.
That
is to say that once the
Mother strain
begins
taking
off in a
suitable
new
environment
and undergoes
a fresh round of
evolution, it
is a
genetically
familial offshoot of the
base evolutionary
structure.
Thus while the evolutionary transplant will express
itself uniquely in its adaptation
to novel circumstances, the same evolutionary essentials— the not
quite but more
or less universal
phenomenological-biological
structure (???)—
will
develop a sister geneology that is
latent within this fresh seed. So
when
a new system is seeded and life opens up a new chapter upon itself,
the succeeding and preceding geneaologies are connected and related
to each other through an absolute familiarity - in the sense as the
parent and the child are one and the same cheese.
Thus
when Star Wars impregnated our semen we watch "Star Wars"
as a science "fiction" that was spawned out of some
"nerd's" mind but in reality the "spore" of the
"idea" which "Lucas" pushed out his placenta was
in fact just a mirroring of the basic fundamental cosmic "essence"
named "Pringle."
The
question might arise as to why the Star Wars universe appears
to be
diametrically
opposite
to
earth civilization;
but
actually, if you think about it,.........................
and in evolution's
many ages...
there may
be
an extreme differentiation in content while
the form remains more determined.
That is, one often wonders why in the Star Wars galaxy the prime
weapon is lazer machines;
but one might
be neglecting
to consider that our own
history
may
have unraveled along
a
completely alien
trajectory which was brought forth from a
completely different technological paradigm.
It takes imagining and a
willing
dismissal of any
hard
historical determinism, an emphasis on innovative
flukes,
chance, anomaly, and
the underlying pliableness of evolution itself, in order to see how
we
may have developed on a more 'enlightened' technological wavelength.
Naturally if the previous civilized galactic system which included
thousand of different, cooperating species and only managed to self
annihilate itself after eons of political experiments, its
technological apparati were based upon a different and
seemingly less violent lineage. (Except when the Death Star began
murdering everything)
Some
technotheorists may argue that technology has a reductive tendency to
become more powerful and powerful and that the tendency towards
maximum automation, integrated systems, creative/destructive
capacity,etc, is an inherent tendency, but aside from the fact that
many cultures and species naturally shun excess of technocracy.......
may they be at peace
2.
Ah! Ive fallen into drink
again! Blooduy heaven, this is not a fun matter. But necessary. So I
say, in my stupid ponderance. But come now. The philosophy of the
micro-macro and the cosm - it is evident of course. There is a simple
principle which is easily translatable between cultures. 'The
Force.'4
Im drunk as heaven but what
have you I oublietted a lot a shit it's insane and stupid... who
gives it, as I said ear
the spacemoniker , having
dried up , foggied. . . . . blind . . . . . ..... .....