...I've mentioned it before (on this page in fact) - that these entries are bad freehand sketches of the impossible geometries of thought that exist in my head.  But I've just noticed something else...

...translating the thoughts into language forces them into different and in some cases wholly new shapes.  The process of defining concepts, decoding them into interpretable common word symbols, often requires that they are contemplated in different ways.  Language is associative by nature - each single word or cluster of words will spark a certain engram-set which in turn may ladel its own set of connotations into the mix...

...no word is an island - no sentence a free floating asteroid.  Every thing, every word and every thought exerts its own gravity and is acted upon by the gravitational pull of everything else...

...take this thought as an example - I'm sure I was going somewhere with it when I started, yet somehow it has been pulled of course by sidereal notions and distracting alterior ideas, and now it is impossible to imagine that it will ever reach its intended point of impact...

...if there ever was one...