As above ground mycelia —largest succulent horizontal trees of life— mesh more Honey Mushroom on homely Planet A, mesh more
— note: wink, listen, give joy—
slithering to the gates creeping in the wood to carved doors silently across the Western fronts and where compost may lay
—note: critique, be within Earth, reflect—
tech bros building concrete brute bunkers gold bars, pellets, bullets and jars fearing what they feast on fencing fancying fable and farce
— note: breathe, pause, give space—
toying inorganic creating animation foiling organic modeling replication geeking the germs as molds in moulds of topsoil stainless steel, math-neurons and codes
—note: debate, relate what is needed—
here is democracy, is anti-minus all inclusive, all mined, all open to misses, disses and malles as trunks, as sticks, containing truths
—note: stop, look, smell, act for others to become—
beating actualities, containing realities representing fasces as infomercials to want, urge, need, and faint agency forced to overjoy and overwhelm as spores
—note: smile, just smile, all iz well—
Welcome to the underbelly unfolded for-all, summarizing air generating flair on call, making choice easy, too, some say
—note: be a Water-bear, a Spanish Dancer, be you, and let be any totem—
be mycelium brother be mycelium sister
living, more as ever, now is still, to be your art
—animasuri’24
—-• trigger
India Arie. (2001). Back To The Middle. IN: Acoustic Soul.
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
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.”
“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
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
“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)
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”
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
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
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Jesson, J., Matheson, L., Lacey, F. M. (2011). Doing Your Literature Review: Traditional and Systematic Techniques. Los Angeles: SAGE.
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
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TinEye. Reverse Image Search. Find where images appear online. https://tineye.com/
Watkins, R. Guidance for researchers and peer-reviewers on the ethical use of Large Language Models (LLMs) in scientific research workflows. AI Ethics (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s43681-023-00294-5
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