A border point's size is 0 x 0, because otherwise who's point
it is? So does a point excist?
The dimentions of a border line is 0 x length, for CAUS 8893
km x 0. So what is the size of CAUS, 8893 x 0 is 0. So CAUS doesn't excist? Tell
that to the border guards! Damn, I should have tried that in Berlin 12 years
ago, perhaps I will try arguing with the guards between the
Koreans.
Most European border markers show a border line, but the line
is like 1 cm thick, but in fact that it way too wide.
Well face it, border lines and border point actually do
not physically excist, and are just imaginary.
That's why I like borders, there is nothing there, but the
nothing means alot in most cases: different currencies, languages, laws, signs,
number plates, flags, perhaps time zones, alphabets, etc.
I like spotting the excact point, where is all
changes.
Jesper
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, April 16, 2002 3:24
PM
Subject: [BoundaryPoint] Re: Can a point
also be a border?
well now you have done it doctor
put your finger on our
bp g spot
nice analysis too
& the extreme beauty of it is that
unless you admit the real existence
of boundaries like nmut & azco
within the azconmut point
you will be forced by degrees to abandon all the
rest of the illusion
of physical reality as well
because if there is
not any reality to a point then how could there be
any reality to a line
which is just a locus of points
& if not a line then how a
boundary
which is the further physical elaboration of this growing
illusion
& if no boundaries then how is individuation anything but an
illusion
too
& if no individuation then we must be not only a
single entirety then
even a single divinity
& since precisely
this is punctological reality
evidently unless busted
i would go right
ahead & defy the illusion of so called reality
or certainly never be
cowed by it again
but just to keep our entire perception of the world
from collapsing
all at once
yes yes yes of course a point can be a
border
m