________________________________________________________________________________ conundrums (notes for a talk on net.ideogrammar) first conundrum - identities as ontologies - the _thickness_ or idiocy of the real - the realization of the real - think of equivalences in terms of taxonomies, measure, typifications - epistemological standards. transformation into the latter. from knowledge management to blurring at the horizons and internal burrowing by agents - second conundrum - presence of _infinitude_ - in terms of the Net - openness of command-line behavior, closed universes or sememes in terms of net.art - with random input & filtering, the business of the closed program, programmatic horizon - infinite (rather, inaccessibly high finite density) of Net endpoints - everywhere within hyperspheres. third conundrum - this desperate desire to escape from death - losing within epistemological regimes, one can always chart C:pathdirectory... - as long as there are routers, there is life. fourth conundrum - quality of written content - textual worlds and their breaking - machination in relation to flow - ruptures, impediments, loosenings, slides, viscosities, flux - (what would mean so much to you at this very moment - that you would keep reading on, that your life will change, _that you will remember me_) fifth conundrum - clean and proper body (Kristeva) of the digital domain - but the chaotic body of the _same_ - relationship between chaos and abjec- tion - chaos as _dirt_ - >>>> >>>> >>>> what **** Command 'what' not recognized. >>>> >>>> >>>> why **** Command 'why' not recognized. >>>> >>>> ________________________________________________________________________________ no copyright 2000 rolux.org - no commercial use without permission. is a moderated mailing list for the advancement of minor criticism. post to the list: mailto:inbox@rolux.org. more information: mailto:minordomo@rolux.org, no subject line, message body: info rolux. further questions: mailto:rolux-owner@rolux.org. home: http://rolux.org/lists - archive: http://rolux.org/archive