quantum entanglement
this morning i woke up and wanted to have brunch in california, where it is 70 degrees and right now as i type this there is a sunny backyard full of friends laughing and having mimosas. it is snowing softly but steadily here in brooklyn.
WHERE IS MY FUCKING TELEPORTER, i silently screamed.
then, because there is the internet, i looked that up. what *is* the situation with teleporters? and rabbit hole: i started reading about quantum entanglement, which i get but don’t really understand and so my brain turns metaphysics into a love poem for the universe and everyone i love in it.
you move that way
i move this way
with perfect correlation
regardless of distance
“there is no
slower-than-light
influence
that can pass between
the entangled particles”
[
there is no
slower-than-light
influence
]
.::.
einstein thought this all up, with a little help from his friends. thursday was Pi day and his birthday. did you read this?
and now they found the God particle (again.) this seems like a thing that will be endlessly discovered. (that’s some job security right there, looking for god particles)
.::.
on the infinite:
“I promise you that labyrinth, consisting of a single line which is invisible and unceasing.” — Borges
– referenced in the first line of Bochner and Smithson’s The Domain of the Great Bear: in the center of the infinite:

from last wednesday’s art class. textual art in the form of a “magazine-intervention”. see: ”the medium and the tedium”, a 2010 written piece by bochner for explanation of this and his other work on language. {+that triple canopy website layout is awesome.}
["For translucence, against transparency."]
["questions of meaning, due to the nature of language, are undiscussable."]
the silent and spoken structures of language are an alien and incomprehensible labyrinth, an unmanageable pantheon.
smithson :a heap of language: 
(larger)
.::.
i am tying us together with really weak strings, strings that are unnecessary to the already entangled. but i like the feeling of these words as strings, pulling gently.
.::.
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