Perhaps London wasn't calling at all, perhaps it was crying. Everyone needs a good cry, at some point, although I figure you could go fifty years without. The problem is, if you could be immortal, time would become meaningless: one second or a billion years would have the same meaning. Ultimately, I think thermodynamics would become in effect a kind of time-coccoon, wrapping it loosely like a broadsheet around fish & chips. Inside, though, you could be crying forever, where a second becomes a billion years and perhaps after a trillion universes come and go, a few drops might soak through and blur the newsprint.
Perhaps London wasn't calling at all, perhaps it was crying. Everyone needs a good cry at some point although I figure you could go fifty years without The problem is if you could be immortal time would become meaningless: one second or a billion years would have the same meaning Ultimately thermodynamics would become in effect a kind of time-coccoon wrapping it loosely like a broadsheet around fish & chips. Inside though you could be crying forever, where a second becomes a billion years and perhaps after a trillion universes come and go a few drops might soak through and blur the newsprint.
I. London A. Potential actions: 1. not calling 2. crying a. necessary for all b. in 50-yr intervals II. Immortality A. Problems: 1. time becoming meaningless a. 1 second or 1 bil. years have same meaning b. thermodynamics become time measurement device (1). wrapped like fish and chips in paper c. crying becomes eternal (1) after 1 bil. years & 1 tril. universes tears might soak paper in II:A:1:b:(1)
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London
wasn't calling at all, perhaps it
was crying.
Everyone needs a good cry at some point
although I figure you could go fifty years without
The problem is
if you could be immortal
time would become
meaningless:
one second or a billion years
would have the same meaning
Ultimately thermodynamics would become in effect
a kind of time-coccoon
wrapping it loosely like a broadsheet
around fish & chips. Inside though
you could be crying forever, where a second
becomes a billion years
and perhaps after a trillion universes come and go
a few drops might soak through
and blur
the newsprint.
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A. Potential actions:
1. not calling
2. crying
a. necessary for all
b. in 50-yr intervals
II. Immortality
A. Problems:
1. time becoming meaningless
a. 1 second or 1 bil. years have same meaning
b. thermodynamics become time measurement device
(1). wrapped like fish and chips in paper
c. crying becomes eternal
(1) after 1 bil. years & 1 tril. universes tears might soak paper in II:A:1:b:(1)
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