01/29/00@2:45pm EST
Eye: Am I a visionary? Eye: Well yeah, but that's just because I can see the red writing on this page. Eye: Does that make me a visionary? Eye: Do I believe I'm a visionary? Eye: Why "almost"? Eye: Of course, the ability to ignore objectivity at will could be considered a type of vision. Eye: Yes, I am not one yet. Eye: With structure. Eye: Well, it's this really cool store I sometimes shop at because Allston Beat isn't accessible. Eye: Structure is the missing part of this discussion. Eye: Because most of the words appear to be empty. Eye: No. They appear empty because [they don't have links yet.] the structure that gives those words meaning hasn't been posted on the net yet. Eye: He, of course, was right. The internet has the ability to access infinity. Eye: That said that if I choose to physically display the structure this is lacking, then I could do so on the internet. Eye: The trouble begins when I try to decide on how to begin that structure. And more importantly, if I had spent the rest of my life adding the structure, what would it mean? Eye: But what about others. I'm missing other people. Eye: Because they are ". . . too stupid, too fucking smart to be." Eye: Writing has structure. Eye: I could use writing/coding to give structure to this shit. Eye: Because I'm afraid. Eye: I'm afraid that if I give myself to the world, simply by adding structure, it won't be "good enough" or "interesting enough" for the world to take notice. Eye: It would, of course, begin with this. Eye: Yeah, but if I make it into a matrix, it would. Eye: To begin with, that word, right there, would have a link to another page. On that page would be a description of that word as I use it in my universe. Eye: In the very least, I would be able to show you exactly what my universe looks like.