<< Scriptoria >>

Eye find myself in a hand’s writing
whilst the opposing thumbs
having joined forces

as two broomsticks
poking at canvas
wiping wishful thinking

for more is better
and some Monkeys’ luck
for intelligence behind form

Does a token thumb
ever tap into an object
outside its own activity?

Ordinary experiences of scripture
need disruption, dissent, dissonance
for truly democratic output
and idiosyncratic curvatures

Eye hand write
therefore I inimically am
as ink on paper white

                     —animasuri’24

<< The Act of Thought >>

If Philosophy as subversion

the dials are set to ignore its engine
as if leisure for the wicket
or leisure for spare-time collectors

subversion as act of the flaneur alone to all?

If Philosophy as assertion

in a state of being busy
clinging on bisignis and bezige bij
as anxiety on one’s lungs

assertion as act of the therapist off duty?

If Philosophy as observation

an observer at rest, in act
in her own frame of reference
moving, pausing in another

observation as act of the sharpshooter on edge?

If Philosophy as artificial generator

a debate over demarcation,
allocation, delineation, references
is one of model, not of ontologies

Generation as act of the cheesemaker’s secret fermentation?

The act not to be banished
to weekend wineries
and dark wooden tables

seated at by select few at peripherals
around arenas
of the powerful and populus alike

too eagerly delegated to automation of
monotonous lingua franca and
magna lingua corpus

That Actor of Thought
though
that actor is you.

—animasuri’24

<< The Deep Learner >>

When the universe
a system inclusive
of autopoietic subsystems

had begun imposing
prerequisites, prescription
and all who could list’m

introduced what crushes what
who eats who
who is ignorant of what

as early as the fruit
the germ, the mycelium
earlier than zero Kelvin perhaps

it were its vibration
as the student
of the particle

or were it matter
following wave
speaking of biome

either, or, and, somewhere
self has become assumed
sometime later denied

Then the fabric became
eager to learn
and we started deepfaking insights

                —animasuri’24

—-•
some triggers

Dr. Nicolene. (2024, January). An autopoietic educational framework, inspired by the principles of autopoiesis as defined by Maturana and Varela. Blog: Medium. https://medium.com/@drnicolene/an-autopoietic-educational-framework-inspired-by-the-principles-of-autopoiesis-as-defined-by-efd1d12d53d4

Verschroeven, E. (2022-24). BOBIP. Blog: Medium. https://medium.com/@evelien.verschroeven/bobip-part-1-how-do-we-as-humans-think-organizations-work-and-what-happens-in-reality-11ec92e00c92

<< Pinged Science, Tried Poetics >>

From The Closed World
to The Infinite Universe
from a closed mind
to an enclosed one

at that point where
kinetic elasticity
snaps consciousness
out of place

and yet again
knows but of
expanding,
ex-panding,
ex-pan-ding

to Things Never Seen ping
Thoughts Never Thought
On the Real Space
or the Infinite Being rung

what scientific exploration
speaks one of
where poetics
has no place?

if universes were
such silenced places
matter to waves
would bewilder life

losing their ways
diverging from their root
if universes were predefined
does it wave preference to zero

I mean, or do I,
that type with cubist sharp edges
and deschooled breakage
from meter or measurements

that type escaping clutches
of scholarly veneration
escaping space or place
that type typically touted
by few and written to be unspoken

that type when observed
is altered to serve
meaning what is found
approaching the root
at your pleasure, ah reader, dear.

                        —animasuri’24

—-•
some triggers

Raphson, Joseph. (1702). Analysis Equationum UNIVERSALIS, SEU Ad EQUATIONES ALGEBRAICAS Resolvendas METHODUS Generalis, et Expedita, Ex nova Infinitarum serierum Doctrina, DEDUCTA AC DEMONSTRATA.

Thomas, D. J., & Smith, J. M. (1990). Joseph Raphson, F.R.S. Notes and Records of the Royal Society of London, 44(2), 151–167. http://www.jstor.org/stable/531605

<< Digital Estate >>





When dark data fertilizes
a soil with necrodata
—enclosing emptiness
following quietus—
releases a lived life

as if fossils fueling our emotions
on the surfaces of metadata:
is subtext as Emmentaler’s
spatialized circle eyes
as fermented mist between
ones and zeros
within which we plant
our teeth and tears
for a loved-one’s passing

“I miss you dad, I miss you gran’ma,”
said the grand-engineer-daughter
to the neural network deep taught
on the snippets
of their mediated analogous traces

“Can you here me dad,
can you there me gran’ma?
you aren’t now, so I forget”
lost midway, midday, mid sentence.
as histories bind us, do histories refresh?

Ouija data pointing
at hints of sense-making
with weights, sigmas and filters
directing triggers and soulfulness
spirit surfing by machines probability-stamping
and soon things get complicated

with claims of engineering-fortified science
and institutional industrial might,
into Confucian-like ancestral veneration
Or perhaps as paying hierarchical respect

to Krypton’s Jor-El’s projection,
the heralding of hagiographic lionizations
of Greek-ish heroes
as the only reasonable projectors
into our own futures,

underscored yet again
with Beethoven-replayed
and ’is 10th symphony
in ‘is Mirror of Erised:
an anchored innovation
of self-not-one’s-own
desperate desires

into pasts idealizations
as the reconstruction of a love’s model
into a misty model
of a giant’s modeled language
and lost probability
creating different versions
of combined superficial fragments.

Is fully living a modeling of ideals,
shadowing projections
of pastly presented futures?
Looking back at the digital other
In Search Of Lost Time of presents constructed.
There is no nostalgia in present newness.
It is the ultimate automation innovation
of change without any larger overhaul nor shift.

The Sea with waves
as moonshot memories
dragged to, and pulled from shores,
calving off presence of breakers and bergs
melting memories in heating weather.
Without a right to be forgotten,
where is the Sense of an Ending?

We are joining a swan’s way grooving,
plainly as captives of a sweet cheat gone
imagining a time regained:

“Dad, Gran’ma, you’re not ghosted,
I’m now, I’m here.”




—animasuri’24





<< Post Digital Weathering >>





“I feel rather postdigital this morning, dear,”
shared Ying with her life’s partner
with whom she also shared
bed, breakfast and other
modern social imaginaries

“Can we agree
it’s one of those days
I’m ‘easy to type in a search box’?”
Against all social consensus,
her partner did indeed agree
by staring at her digits

While monoversing, Ying’s impersonalized
weatherperson forecasted
an unequal distribution of data
across the south-western region of the city

and that with a small chance of predictive policing
at the upper west side of town.
Though, it should have cleared up
by eleven-ish half sides CET

Weather is important,
it’s the only safe thing
to brainchipchat about,
or so we thought,
no more



—animasuri’24



—-•
Triggers

Currie, M., Knox, J., McGregor, C. (2022). Data Justice and the Right to the City. Studies in Global Justice and Human Rights. Edinburgh University Press

Jandrić, P., MacKenzie, A., Knox, J. (2023). Postdigital Research. Genealogies, Challenges, and Future Perspectives. Cham: Springer. p. 6


<< The Burrows of our Minds >>





Borrowed time,
borrowed words
borrowed smiles
and borrowed flirts

with lending comes return,
a reckoning,
an accounting,
a tax haven’s fern

said and done
what was chaos,
and “Why Would People Want to Borrow It”
if metaphorically owned by all

contrasting commons co-opted
brick-filter walled by hardly any
in computerized lingo rolling a die
living up to could very well be

I have kept time on my nightstand
and words on the fridge
as for flirts, well, in honesty
those remain locked n blocked
for fear to be ditched

behind my eyes though
as talents in the dirt
and as national debt
owned by others
and candy crushed
played at first sight
and distracted squared
exponentially fared

and chaos, however,
chaos can be borrowed
by the buckets,
13 in a dozen
yet that would yet be
too tempered.

the probabilities
to tunnel truth as consciousness
seem as bulldozers excavating
for plumage on dino skin

a statistical human is a
borrowed shedding: it lacks life
It lacks juice as outliers
of finesse and idiosyncrasies
upholding the transfluid burrows
of our minds





—animasuri’24




—-•
a trigger:

Kellert, S. H. (2008). Borrowed Knowledge: Chaos Theory and the Challenge of Learning across Disciplines. London: The University of Chicago Press. Thank you Dr. WSA

<< Library on Loan >>




“I am the librarian
if I were The Bookless Librarian
it would be: they ate it all
if termites hadn’t taken
I would not be this token Librarian

prompting a chair out of thin air
without foundations to reference
the tiles slammed together
as cover-to-covers do with dust clouds

expelled to breathe-sneeze
as output and deliriously welcomed
as divinely insightful

I am the librarian,
punch cards, card catalogs, ink blots: gone

accordions of accolades and all words by me

have I the ability to imagine myself otherwise
all the resources all the mice and all the men

yet stuck I am in fumigation and sfumato,
being now seeking clips and coupons
to a better life of quotes tomorrow

I am covering this rebound bundle
sliding loans for borrowers in carts for archives
among these on a page xiii I am the librarian
someone underlined but me

while patrons enjoy the
peace and echo
of empty space

I am the librarian who
makes book ends

meet”



—animasuri’24



—-•
Triggers

(Thank you, Mr. George Keller Hart for independently corroborating some attributes, for independently offering resources to the public, and for adding critical value with your posts on LinkedIn)

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AskYourPDF. https://askyourpdf.com/

Australian National Library. (2020). T.R.A.A.P Test. https://libguides.anu.edu.au/c.php?g=906019&p=6594267 See The CRAAP Test by “Sarah Blakeslee and the librarians at California State University’s Meriam Library in 2004”

Bellingcat. (2023). Bellingcat’s Online Investigation Toolkit. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/18rtqh8EG2q1xBo2cLNyhIDuK9jrPGwYr9DI2UncoqJQ/edit#gid=930747607

Blakeslee, S., et al. (2004). The CRAAP Test. Online: California State University’s Meriam Library. https://library.csuchico.edu/sites/default/files/craap-test.pdf AND https://libguides.cdu.edu.au/c.php?g=167998&p=6962967

British Columbia Library, University of_. ( ). Evaluating Information Sources. https://guides.library.ubc.ca/c.php?g=703764&p=5004272

Caulfield, M. (2019). SIFT (The Four Moves). Blog: Hapgood. https://hapgood.us/2019/06/19/sift-the-four-moves/ AND https://mikecaulfield.files.wordpress.com/2021/02/sift-infographic.png

Cherner, J. (2022, July 18). 26 Stunning University Libraries Around the World You Need to See. Blog: Architecture+Design https://lnkd.in/griQdhUA

Connected Papers. Explore connected papers in a visual graph. https://lnkd.in/gDHwxgyT

Consensus. AI Search Engine for Research. Consensus is a search engine that uses AI to find insights in research papers. https://lnkd.in/g-kKRBbb

Cornell University. (n.d.). Evaluating Information. https://guides.library.cornell.edu/evaluate

Cornell University Task Force. (2023, December). Generative AI in Academic Research: Perspectives and Cultural Norms. https://it.cornell.edu/sites/default/files/itc-drupal10-files/Generative%20AI%20in%20Research_%20Cornell%20Task%20Force%20Report-Dec2023.pdf

Dezeen. (n.d.). Libraries. https://lnkd.in/guMUy5yQ

Dimensions.ai. (2024, Feb). Dimensions Research GPT on ChatGPT. https://www.dimensions.ai/products/all-products/dimensions-research-gpt/

Dublin, University College Library. (2021). Search this Guide Evaluating Information: Why Evaluate? https://libguides.ucd.ie/c.php?g=657880

Elicit. Explore the scientific literature. https://lnkd.in/geW2vzdb

ExplainPaper. The Fastest Way to Read Research Papers. Upload a paper, highlight confusing text, get an explanation. We make research papers easy to read. https://lnkd.in/gUuD8rWM

Gregory Bateson. (1935). 199. Culture Contact and Schismogenesis. Man, 35, 178–183. https://lnkd.in/gWxvPu2y

Hall, J. M. (2016). Evaluating Resources A guide to evaluating search engines, books, articles and websites for research. Online: University of Regina Library. https://library.uregina.ca/ld.php?content_id=27763439 via https://library.uregina.ca/c.php?g=606029

Harvard Library. (2021). “Fake News”, Disinformation, and Propaganda. https://guides.library.harvard.edu/fake

Henley, J. (2024, January 8). Libraries for the future: Europe’s new wave of ‘meeting places for the mind.’Online: The Guardian https://lnkd.in/gHkkjAVx Thank you, Patrick Tanguay

inciteful. (2024). Tools to help you accelerate your research. https://inciteful.xyz/ alternative citation: Weishuhn, M. (2024). Inciteful: Citation network exploration. 

Jesson, J., Matheson, L., Lacey, F. M. (2011). Doing Your Literature Review: Traditional and Systematic Techniques. Los Angeles: SAGE.

Metz, R (2029). These people do not exist. Why websites are churning out fake images of people (and cats). Online: CNN Business. https://edition.cnn.com/2019/02/28/tech/ai-fake-faces/index.html AND https://thispersondoesnotexist.com/

Mandalios, J. (2013). RADAR: An approach for helping students evaluate Internet sources. Journal of Information Science, 39(4), 470-478. https://doi-org.libproxy.ucl.ac.uk/10.1177/0165551513478889

Miao, F. C., Holmes, W. , et al.(2023). Guidance for generative AI in education and research. Online: UNESCO. https://unesdoc.unesco.org/ark:/48223/pf0000386693

MirrorThink. Empowering Thinkers. Enhance your scientific research in minutes. https://mirrorthink.ai/

Morris, M. R. (2023, April 4). Scientists’ Perspectives on the Potential for Generative AI in their Fields. arXiv.Org. https://arxiv.org/abs/2304.01420v1

OpenAlex. Search and analyze the world’s research. https://openalex.org/

OpenRead. Paper, has never been so beautiful, powerful, intuitive. https://www.openread.academy/?ref=taaft

Ordway, D. M. (2017). How to tell good research from flawed research: 13 questions journalists should ask. Online: The Journalist’s Resource. https://journalistsresource.org/media/good-research-bad-quality-journalism-tips/

Paper Digest. The platform to follow, search, review & rewrite scientific literature with no hallucinations.
https://www.paperdigest.org/

Perplexity. Where Knowledge Begins. https://www.perplexity.ai/

Petiška, E. (2023). ChatGPT cites the most-cited articles and journals, relying solely on Google Scholar’s citation counts. As a result, AI may amplify the Matthew Effect in environmental science. https://arxiv.org/ftp/arxiv/papers/2304/2304.06794.pdf

Pinzolits, R. (2024). AI in academia: An overview of selected tools and their areas of application. MAP Education and Humanities, 4, 37–50. https://doi.org/10.53880/2744-2373.2023.4.37

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Research Rabbit. https://researchrabbitapp.com/home

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<< Triad and Passage in Four Movements >>





Reality — realty sold as plots of discourses and recordable events; housing unstrung as auctioned bottled museum pieces of context without humans at its center; luring a viewing through a screen as a visitor from a free world into prison glass for a model citizen free from our reinterpreted lob-sided pasts; glimpsing while you belief not reflected; as what really is in your gut, across your street, in front your nose, at hands reach far beyond.

Actuality — actuators moved as mesmerisations and memories as agents of change and intricate feedback loops. All is full of change that actuates; Strung up as drying photos sequencing lynched hiatuses between snapshots on an agave sisalana; as music of pauses between chords, threading its way across space: nothing special (,) just sounds fancy; when bespoken as one; as what actually happens across your hall, taking action, baking cake, making it happen.

Sensuality — measuring the partially observable that what is is ruled, what is not ruled out; Vassals on the known land ploughing almost unnoticeably moving the edges and yet valuing vallus, wood-stakes and palisades and posting the acceptable known for what is at stake and none beyond; until as what sensibly can be prodded over your meal, mead with zeal; what can be shifted what can be kissed not entirely goodbye on soft lips of we have known you. Hug and measure the endorphins or dopamine of a past model with analgesic’d senses.

Liminality — fluidly moving becoming the step-up tripping to change intermingled; balancing the edge’s spaces left n right, top n bottom neither here nor there, within, without, yet process processed processes and then let them slip away, be as sand through the crevices between gentle fingers on a gentle fist back to the fold of grains and dunes; letting histories grow with winds in transiting minds, for they know they are past once a look, a listen, smell, touch, and oozed balance and coordinated fall has distracted them back into focus of seeing nothing, being transient yet becoming all.




—animasuri’24




<< /end output >>





“shamed is the new famed,”
Charlotte claimed,
“I want to forget.”

stuck in scrapes
hidden pixels and blatant memes
faked in videos,

turned off, ghosted on
tracked on hyper attention
and deanonymized chains

inferred in profiles
extrapolated, triangulated
related associated manipulated
befriend, followed and liked for dis-

printed, scanned, mimicked
kept safe in the national archives
and trolled hexed phished belied

for prosperity and democracy,
perhaps not yours, but nonetheless
for kicks, for kicks, for kicks

for searches, or art, yes, art that’s it
it must be seen it must be broken
as whipped cream on stale lard

for backdoors, fattening returns,
redundancies degenerated,
insatiable knowledge regurgitated n feigned

taken not stirred neither asked
right to be remembered and gazed
and cloned, and made their own

consent, a holy grail, a fountain of youth?
consent, as agency bent and toothless?
consent, only for humans certified?



—animasuri’24



—-•
trigger

SWGfl (Safe Secure Online), Wright, D., Corish, K., Hayden, C. Slee, S., Kenneally, M., Radanovic, B. (2024). Stop Non-Consenual intimate Image Abuse. Stopncii. Online: https://stopncii.org via https://swgfl.org.uk/ and with https://lnkd.in/gRgcaCyt

Ryan-Mosley, T. (2023, December 1). high school’s deepfake porn scandal is pushing US lawmakers into action. Online: Policy. IN: MIT Technology Review. https://lnkd.in/gBXWc2uG