The Mirror
On a prime number month of a bisect year, in the narrow interval between any Thursday and Friday one can find the quantic prototype of the light bouncing device that we usually call a mirror.
Originally it was a dark pool of strange kind of particles that were activated when a confused Pre-Minoan deity spilled it all over the visible universe - therefore generating the myth of us, creatures made in the image of God. This first divine reflection must have been of a terribly poor quality for our physical and psychological appearance is so faulty that the only alternative to justify their existence is the entropic tendency of humor that terminated Homo Floresiensis and still survives in parts of Transylvania still confusing the authorities. Similarly the genesis of Fashion happened in the so called "angular memento" or the vector quality of the irrational inertia of the body of a pre-Akkadian ruler who happened to die in front of a poorly polished piece of obsidian. The distorted flattering image was intercepted while traveling the interval between the mirror and the eyes of the deceased in the so called "vocational velocity" and materialized in the sketches found in the Nicholas Veh estate .
The angular memento in Fashion is the sum of angular mementos of the individual bodies that generate the irrational inertia . For a rigid body rotating around an axis of symmetry (e.g. theblades of a ceiling fan), the angular momentum can be expressed as the product of the body's moment of irrational inertia, I, (i.e. a measure of a subject's resistance to changes in its rotation rate that throws it out of fashion ) and its vocational velocity ω:
F= I2W (or: " I to double you" - the secret Transylvanian spell used in front of a mirror)
In this way,Fashion can be sometimes described (but it never is) as the rotational analog of linear memento ( a good explanation for the ritualistic "runway events").
Fashion as an angular memento is conserved in a system of warehouses or closets where there is no net external torque, and its conservation helps explain many diverse phenomena. For example, the increase in rotational speed of a spinning figure spender as the arms are contracted as a consequence of diminishing resources reflected in the angular memento or a low level checking account. The very high rotational rates of neutron stars can also be explained in terms of increased density of angular mementos during Fashion week events that create amirror effect at a macro-cosmic scale.
The search for Divine Symmetry attempts to use the mirror as a portal, but the lofty quest fails every time as the photons carrying our luminous questions bounce back unanswered. Thecold kind of symmetry perceived is a short term adrenaline rush letting in its wake an unquenchable desire for more. The Mirror becomes a vehicle for deceit and a potent source for plausible superstitions. Fortunately the intelligent manifestation of light makes it a more palatable option, most users being unaware of the daunting content. The mirror continues to manifest itself differently in the two realms, more closely associated with quantum fashion and less with quantum physics.
The difference between traditional Quantum Mechanics and Quantum Fashion is that in Fashion there is a possibility for both the wave and particle functions to collapse simultaneously like in the case of the Amazonian tribe named Pirahãs for whom nudity and deity could mean the same thing.. Closer to home , in the case of the Burning Man Fest, though the wave function prevails in the copyright fights with the porn sites in the post-fest faze.
The mathematical formulations of quantumfashion are abstract. A mathematical function called the wavefunction provides information about the probability amplitude of position, momentum, and other physical properties of an outfit or artifact in human interaction - social functions, media or solo in front of a mirror. Mathematical manipulations of the wavefunction usually involvethe bra-ket notation (more of a gender thing or for the transvestites), which requires an understanding of complex numbers - the posible combinations with a set of given outfits and artifacts - and linear functionals - like the time needed for trying them all. The wavefunction treats the object as a quantum harmonic oscillator (back and forth from the mirror), and the mathematics is akin to that describing acoustic resonance to the most common question: "How do I look?!". Many of the results of quantum fashion are not easily visualized in terms of classical mechanics—for instance, the ground state in a quantum fashion model is a non-zero energy state that is the lowest permitted energy state of a system - in lay terms that is you have to wear something, as opposed a more "traditional" system that is thought of as simply being at rest, with zero kinetic energy - that is when you just dream of wearing something. Instead of a traditional static, unchanging zero state, quantum fashion allows for far more dynamic, chaotic possibilities, according to Nicholas Veh.
Next chapter: from the Nicholas Veh notebooks. The use of shadow in quantum fashion and the mirror use as a negative shadow device.
New York
August 2012
Sunday, September 23, 2012
The Time Particle
According to Nicholas Veh's notes discovered after 2003, a committee of peers from an obscure Austrian University acknowledged a series of experiments identifying a "time particle" detected at the intersection of two of the most common wave functions active in a classical multiverse - tentative expectancy and ambient resolve. This elusive particle anchors itself to our perception through a process called "time tunneling" which creates a sequential rearrangement of any matter related manifestation , correcting its embedded entropic tendencies. Veh succeeded to isolate two manifestations of this particle, naming them, rather unimaginatively "positive" and "negative" time. The "positive time" particle (PTP) is responsible for any occurrences of creative manifestations while the "negative time" particle (NTP) is more of an entropic nature, thus harder to be defined. However Veh's unexplained capacity to convey meaning to sub-quantic entities, skillfully associated the NTP perception with the penumbric manifestation of light. The inventive precursor of Deleuze Fold theory managed to apply the golden ratio to the eleventh dimension creating penumbra-like effect in the space-time continuum fold (the so called tri-dimensional space), identifiable as residual negatives time particle located in the high traffic mnemonic strata. This data allowed him to detect and and reverse the generic negative time particle. PTP behaves as the classical free particle, and in a field free space is un-bound to any external force. It's variable potential usually set to zero can change in a region of interest to exponential growth.
Veh's great contribution was to identify negative time in Quantum Fashion systems , tracing it back to the intervals in between positive fittings where the field force determining the attraction constant can be drastically diminished. His sketches of positive time interface predicted some of today's SMD designs, curiously known to be generated without any preceding sketches.
According to Nicholas Veh's notes discovered after 2003, a committee of peers from an obscure Austrian University acknowledged a series of experiments identifying a "time particle" detected at the intersection of two of the most common wave functions active in a classical multiverse - tentative expectancy and ambient resolve. This elusive particle anchors itself to our perception through a process called "time tunneling" which creates a sequential rearrangement of any matter related manifestation , correcting its embedded entropic tendencies. Veh succeeded to isolate two manifestations of this particle, naming them, rather unimaginatively "positive" and "negative" time. The "positive time" particle (PTP) is responsible for any occurrences of creative manifestations while the "negative time" particle (NTP) is more of an entropic nature, thus harder to be defined. However Veh's unexplained capacity to convey meaning to sub-quantic entities, skillfully associated the NTP perception with the penumbric manifestation of light. The inventive precursor of Deleuze Fold theory managed to apply the golden ratio to the eleventh dimension creating penumbra-like effect in the space-time continuum fold (the so called tri-dimensional space), identifiable as residual negatives time particle located in the high traffic mnemonic strata. This data allowed him to detect and and reverse the generic negative time particle. PTP behaves as the classical free particle, and in a field free space is un-bound to any external force. It's variable potential usually set to zero can change in a region of interest to exponential growth.
Veh's great contribution was to identify negative time in Quantum Fashion systems , tracing it back to the intervals in between positive fittings where the field force determining the attraction constant can be drastically diminished. His sketches of positive time interface predicted some of today's SMD designs, curiously known to be generated without any preceding sketches.
Romanian Eggplant Salad
(original recipe)
Gheorghe checked on the last details of his preparations for the their yearly camping trip. He sighed with a worried look and opened the back yard gate to let the animals free. One can never be too sure that everything is in place. Even with the best planning something could always go wrong. The precious eggplants were well hidden under the fire place. The onions nicely spread on the floor all over the hut. The matches in plain sight right by the fence. Everything seemed to be fine. Gheorghe threw the small rag bag with the few precious possessions they had on his shoulder. Safta his wife grabbed the kids and they hurried towards the woods. The village seemed awfully quiet as if it was the calm before the storm. Their hideout was deep in the forest where no one could find them. The trees were so thick sometimes that Gheorghe had to send the kids to scout for what was on the other side. Safta and the kids would crawl under the thick brush to gather mushrooms and look for berries. They slept in turns trying to stay as quiet as they could, sometimes covering the kids mouths when they were crying frightened. They had food just for a couple of days, but that was usually enough for things to be done. As deep as they would be hiding the sharp, ear- piercing yelps of the Mongols overtaking the village could be heard for miles. Holding your palms tightly pressed on the ground one could feel the earth trembling under the galloping horses of the Mongols from far away. But it was the heavy smoke brought by the wind that would signal them that it was time to head back. The family gathered all they could carry and slowly made their way towards the village, or to what was left of it. Going back was always easier. The smoke was their guide and the wailing sounds from the village got closer. Gheorghe and Safta looked at each other. The smoke was thicker than usually. Their bright tearing eyes were acknowledging the penetrating smell of crushed onions. When they got closer a big smile lightened their wet, weathered faces. It was the unmistakable scent of smoked eggplants that nearly made them laugh. "I think it will be one of the best! Said Gheorghe making sure he still had the salt and the little bottle of oil in his rag bag. " No more babaganoush this year!" he said looking at Safta and licking his lips.
Ingredients:
4 medium sized eggplants
5 small white onions
1 medium sized Mongol cavalry squadron (Magyar will also do)
2 cups of vegetable oil
7 pinches of sea salt
1 medium sized Romanian hut ( stone base, wood structure)
1 bunch of weather-proof matches
(feeds a family of four and 2 guests)
Sag Harbor
September 21, 2012
(original recipe)
Gheorghe checked on the last details of his preparations for the their yearly camping trip. He sighed with a worried look and opened the back yard gate to let the animals free. One can never be too sure that everything is in place. Even with the best planning something could always go wrong. The precious eggplants were well hidden under the fire place. The onions nicely spread on the floor all over the hut. The matches in plain sight right by the fence. Everything seemed to be fine. Gheorghe threw the small rag bag with the few precious possessions they had on his shoulder. Safta his wife grabbed the kids and they hurried towards the woods. The village seemed awfully quiet as if it was the calm before the storm. Their hideout was deep in the forest where no one could find them. The trees were so thick sometimes that Gheorghe had to send the kids to scout for what was on the other side. Safta and the kids would crawl under the thick brush to gather mushrooms and look for berries. They slept in turns trying to stay as quiet as they could, sometimes covering the kids mouths when they were crying frightened. They had food just for a couple of days, but that was usually enough for things to be done. As deep as they would be hiding the sharp, ear- piercing yelps of the Mongols overtaking the village could be heard for miles. Holding your palms tightly pressed on the ground one could feel the earth trembling under the galloping horses of the Mongols from far away. But it was the heavy smoke brought by the wind that would signal them that it was time to head back. The family gathered all they could carry and slowly made their way towards the village, or to what was left of it. Going back was always easier. The smoke was their guide and the wailing sounds from the village got closer. Gheorghe and Safta looked at each other. The smoke was thicker than usually. Their bright tearing eyes were acknowledging the penetrating smell of crushed onions. When they got closer a big smile lightened their wet, weathered faces. It was the unmistakable scent of smoked eggplants that nearly made them laugh. "I think it will be one of the best! Said Gheorghe making sure he still had the salt and the little bottle of oil in his rag bag. " No more babaganoush this year!" he said looking at Safta and licking his lips.
Ingredients:
4 medium sized eggplants
5 small white onions
1 medium sized Mongol cavalry squadron (Magyar will also do)
2 cups of vegetable oil
7 pinches of sea salt
1 medium sized Romanian hut ( stone base, wood structure)
1 bunch of weather-proof matches
(feeds a family of four and 2 guests)
Sag Harbor
September 21, 2012
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