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I'm using the power of a shared blog to gain feedback on whether this makes any sense at all. I've spent a day staring at it and my conclusion is no.

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Vs.

_________________________________ Discourse.

| | | | | | | | Discourse.

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You guys - how good!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Ok, I am now onto architectural workings of a written artefact kind......................;)

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It needs (much) more work, but here's an example of some visual bibliographies based on geological strata as an appropriated display method. New plan though: create an info-graphic formula for usage, chronology and subject that could potentially dictate these bibliographies from now on. Also needs more work.

The 1st image in my MA application, the second is my dissertation Language Through New Media

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Look at your lenses! perspective of horizon is both physical and subjective!

http://www.yhchang.com/ORIENT_JAPANESE.html

check this for fast speech...

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“When you look at words in a mirror, how come they’re reversed left to right but not top to bottom? What’s special about the horizontal axis?”

Richard Feynman (via thediaryofadisappointingman)

FAO JOANNA!

- Lauren

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- Lauren/Patrick

COLLECTIVE GOOD BRAINZ

IQ Test For Free

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'I wrote far more than this but I mislaid the other pages' pg190 theinternetandeveryone

Some deceptively blank pages - micro additions?

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horizontal pressure

strain energy

loadbearing beams

whole frame

reaction

redundant prop

bending moments

restructure

limits

(Metaphysical architecture from examination subjects for engineers and builders)

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separation into specialized reading is sheep to labelled known routes and pastures.

Unless you are a goat where we look for the inversion of those specializations.

animal reading paths: the internet and everyone 

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/Slash the new conjunction. 

- Lauren

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- Lauren

Espinha dorsal, E. M. de Melo e Castro, 1962

lost in translation: 

espinha dorsal > backbone, spine

dor > pain

sal > salt

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Typing up nonsensical notes.

- Lauren 

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Tim Taylor - Try This at Home

-Adam