If there is a universal. there does not exist a single, universal algorithm
—Do the Opposite!
enabling determining with correctness for every possible program every possible process, any mechanism
—Do the Opposite!
—existing or theoretical— whether program, process and mechanism will halt or run forever
—Do the Opposite!
on any given input with thermodynamics and Kelvin’s equalizing coldness
—Do the Opposite!
the universal of non-existence of a universal solution
—Do the Opposite!
of an all encompassing singularity its non-existence in absolutes justifies existence of divergences
—Do the Opposite!
any ultimatum attempting halt or loop forever for all has a likelihood to fail
—Do the Opposite!
with failure if it too submitting is but a perspective taken from intent
—Do the Opposite!
failure, ah soil for fertility, transcoded is emergence observed if not with certainty
—Do the Opposite!
that’s a solution of non-absoluteness by eating itself giving birth
—Do the Opposite!
a forbidden fruit, an apple, a sin, a hack, a mod, a jailbreak an affordance false, a law broken
—Do the Opposite!
turned into actuality of life, if complexes of oppositions do they loop or do they end?
Yet, if life more than pathological programs where pathologies
trimmed to a powder of hope: sneeze doing the opposite of the opposite of the opposite of a stone
infinitely consistent: loop and halt simultaneously and error prone
unanswering, do the opposite:
—animasuri’24
a trigger
Copeland, B. J. (ed.), 2004, The Essential Turing: Seminal Writings in Computing, Logic, Philosophy, Artificial Intelligence, and Artificial Life, Oxford: Clarendon Press. doi:10.1093/oso/9780198250791.001.0001
Because because is such a quaint word by reason of interest being but a table cloth for dinners with friends at philosophy circles
Hence book fixations in price and binding tickle nostrils of leather, stitching, green cloth and paper glue training trusted upon by memories draining
There lies a book of laughter on mid-summer as one’s waking is an other’s night’s dream of Walcott and poetic note taking of said non-seasons and the likes
gently hearing that chain-link fence as a museum ornament around the gathering of being on the fence, fencing off advances, fancy a drink in polite company
Circles drain the likes of seasoned polite company into frantically composed collecting points of common interest, just because
just by reason books are fixed until mended.
—animasuri’24
Triggers
Dr.WSA. (2024, June 21). fyi because you seemed to be … online: email. And, thank you.
M.C. (2024, June 21). The price isn’t right. Fixing books’ prices, Michael Rosen’s illustrators, J. R. Ackerley’s prize. Online: Times Literary Supplement (TLS). https://www.the-tls.co.uk/regular-features/nb/the-price-isnt-right/