Elena (Mothership)

Etiquetas: abuela, casa, elena uribe, frutas, física, matemáticas, personajes, sabiduría, éter

Etiquetas: abuela, casa, elena uribe, frutas, física, matemáticas, personajes, sabiduría, éter

Etiquetas: andrés villaveces, bogotá, bueno pero no excelente, clases no elementales, comida, matemáticas, música, personajes

Etiquetas: alf onshuus, bogotá, dots and lines, paternidad paranoide, personajes, thorn forking

Etiquetas: amistad, bogotá, daniel moreno, estadística, hermandad, juegos, lucas moreno, magic, personajes, probabilidad

Etiquetas: 19 de marzo, bogotá, colores, personajes, sara lucía

Victory awaits him who has everything in order — luck, people call it. Defeat is certain for him who has neglected to take the necessary precautions in time; this is called bad luck.Roald Amundsen
Etiquetas: el proyecto

Etiquetas: aeropuertos, desgracia, iglesias, notas de viaje, retrasos
Etiquetas: anécdotas apócrifas, bogotá, oido por ahí, stephen hawking
Etiquetas: bitácora de vuelo, bogotá











En resumen: "... from the space which is not space, into any time when the Words are spoken, can the holder of the Knowledge summon The Black, blood of YibbTstll, that which liveth apart from him and eateth souls, that which smothers and is called Drowner. Only in water can one escape the drowning; that which is in water drowneth not..."
Etiquetas: escenas, mecánica mortuoria, muertes, películas








Etiquetas: asesinatos, escenas, kevin bacon, la droga mata, mecánica mortuoria, muertes, películas

Etiquetas: cheerleader ninjas, ninja cheerleaders, ninjas, películas

You're beginning to believe the illusions we're spinning here. You're beginning to believe that the tube is reality and that your own lives are unreal. You DO whatever the tube tells you: you dress like the tube, you eat like the tube, you raise your children like the tube, you even think like the tube. This is mass madness, you maniacs. In God's name, you people are the real thing, WE are the illusion.

Etiquetas: 12 angry men, before the devil knows you're dead, network, serpico, sidney lumet
Etiquetas: amigos, cumpleaños, nanda

I pretended it was a videogame. If it's on screen, shoot it.
Clear. Reload. Level up.
Etiquetas: brian wood, comic, dmz, guerra, videojuegos
Etiquetas: cortauñas, diestro, historias de la vida real, zurdo
Etiquetas: barcelona, bogotá, centro, ciudad, viajes al espacio
Etiquetas: burocracia, el tiempo, funcionarios, oficinas
Etiquetas: Aviones, barcelona, mostradores, robots, vida

Etiquetas: barcelona, go, juegos, vida o muerte, why can't we be friends?
257 257 257 1234567890 (R10) COUNT 74 COUNT 74 10 rough tones = (74 single 3/2 figure groups) 124 70 219 51..... REPEAT COUNT 74 COUNT 74 ...... ENDMás información aquí (pdf) y aquí.
Etiquetas: baader-meinhof, desnudez, historias de la vida real, música, ninjas, números, obsesiones
Etiquetas: días perdidos, lyon

And yet there are other days, when I'm downtrodden or morose, when I find myself at my desk late at night, unable to sleep, flipping through (of all things) Oscar's dog-eared copy of Watchmen. One of the few things that he took with him on the Final Voyage that we recovered. The original trade. I flip through the book, one of his top three, without question, to the last horrifying chapter: "A Stronger Loving World." To the only panel he's circled. Oscar—who never defaced a book in his life—circled one panel three times in the same emphatic pen he used to write his last letters home. The panel where Adrian Veidt and Dr. Manhattan are having their last convo. After the mutant brain has destroyed New York City; after Dr. Manhattan has murdered Rorschach; after Veidt's plan has succeded in "saving the world."
Veidt says: "I did the right thing, didn't I? It all worked out in the end."
And Manhattan, before fading from our Universe, replies: "In the end? Nothing ends, Adrian. Nothing never ends."J. Díaz, The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao
Etiquetas: dr. manhattan, oscar wao, vigilantes, watchmen, zack snyder
Etiquetas: la colonia, muerte, viejos
Multi-screen viewing is seemingly anticipated by Burroughs' cut-up technique. He suggested re-arranging words and images to evade rational analysis, allowing subliminal hints of the future to leak through. An impending world of exotica glimpsed only peripherally. Perceptually, this simultaneous input engages me like the kinetic equivalent of an abstract impressionist painting. Phosphor-dot swirls yuxtapose; meaning coalesce from semiotic chaos before reverting to incoherence. Transient and elusive, these must be grasped quickly: Computer animations imbue even breakfast cereals with an hallucinogenic futurity; music channels process information-blips, avoiding linear presentation, implying limitless personal choice. These reference points established, an emergent worldview becomes gradually discernible amidst the media's white noise. This jigsaw-fragment model of tomorrow aligns itself piece by piece, specific areas necessarily obscured by indeterminacy. However, broad assumptions regarding this postulated future may be drawn. We can imagine its ambience. We can hypothesize its psychology. In conjunction with massive forecasted technological acceleration approaching the millennium, this oblique and shifting cathode mosaic uncovers the blueprint for an era of new sensations and possibilities. An era of the conceivable made concrete. And of the casually miraculous.—A. V.

Etiquetas: burroughs, futuro, multi-screen, prediction

Etiquetas: darren aronofsky, historias de la vida real, luchador, pretextos, sentidos, soledad