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I find this to be concise, from SciTechDaily, for anyone interested in quantum physics. There does seem to be a recurring theme of arbitrarily named objects. Blue/Red/Green? Up/Down/Top/Bottom/Charm/Strange? I believe Feynman was outspokenly critical of the seemingly random and non-intuitive...

Yeah I was planning on seeing them at the art institute while I was in Chicago, but I just got confused about where to go and I gave up.

Yeah I haven't really listened though them all yet. Theres an electronic station I opt for that seems to frequently be playing the same music.

Was that a reenactment of something? Otherwise its somewhat originally surreal.

That said, it clearly wasn't ready to be released. Crashed a dozen times over the course of the storyline, plus numerous other recurring bugs. So yeah I'd advise any prospective buyers reading this to wait it out, wait for some sale or something. Hopefully it'll get all patched up, cause its a...

And then you can next nest the respective timescales of these physical orders, in the manner of those dolls you mentioned. proteins being produced and distributed at one timescale, cells reproducing at another, and so on, up to our timescale of decades.

I tend to think of these layers as orders of physical complexity, and the development being "stochastic" I think is key to understanding it. Its almost random, but with feedback that gives certain permutations evolutionary weight over others. Might be near what D&G refer to when they talk about...

I have, but not recently enough to really comment on it.

That you never know if you are in a game. It ended with this kind of recursive agenda of anti-VR terrorism.

Dafoe was good as usual. "God! The mechanic!"

Liked the concept, the vibes, the character dynamic between Leigh and Law, but I felt the mindfuck hand was way overplayed and ultimately ineffective.

I've been wanting to rewatch it. Just saw eXistenZ for the first time though.

Lit.

Its like the robot is more comfortable in its body than Pinker is.

No, but I'll brace for impact.

Not as good. One plus side to the sheer exhaustiveness of programming the groove is that the clout is unshakable, fixed.

The convergence of the algorithmic with the ludic.

The precise tensions and torsions to be executed.

There's the proof, the hope that I may too learn to dance.

Or The New World