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Wordgasm is a portmanteau of "words" and "orgasm", an outburst of words with the same euphoric effect of squirting your DNA. Nihil sub sole novum, the Ecclesiastes say; there is nothing new under the sun. It is only but words that grant the world a whole new spectrum of perception. And the point is? I have no idea.
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Wednesday, 11 October 2006
HOLY CRAP! It's only 17:26 and I'm yawning like a narcoleptic! It's been a great day in school today not that I had class or anything but just strolled in the campus savoring the scintillating panorama of uprooted trees and the sea of dead leaves lying on the ground thinking of the regression of oxygen supply in the air and mused that I might just wanna be a foliologist.:DD Which reminds me, current interest: Theoretical Physics! (And just how did the thought of becoming a foliologist instigated the thought of theoretical physics??o_0 That I cannot explain; might have something to do with the rubric to which they both belong: science! But foliologism isn't physics! It's biology! Right! Exactly! Or is it?o_0) Now isn't that just the most curious thing? Stephen Hawking has been churning out surreal physics books even before I emerged from my mother's wet and moist and elastic cavern and yet it's only now that I actually read his book! (Well, I'm half way through it, mind, just bought it about two hours ago; and mind, I have one of his ebooks, A Brief History In Time, which I've scanned only until the fifth chapter since I was getting a beating, bulging, red eye from reading it from the monitor screen. I should be ashamed for myself for not finishing the book. And why was I reading Stephen Hawking anyway?) Years ago I've been reading one of those Stephen King horror paperbacks and I wasn't even repelled nor rattled AT ALL so might've had discarded all STEPHEN books altogether. And then there was Daniel Steel, the most mortifying novel I've ever stolen from the library. Oh the bland narration with no penetrating witticism whatsoever at all! And then there was, err, whatsisname, Paolo Coelho and Mitch Albom and talk about AYN RAND! A philosopher-wanna-be friend of mine would drop by my place once in a while and we'd talk about philosophy and realism and empiricism and Sartre, Kierkegaard, Nietzsche, and all them existentialists, thinking we both have the same brainwave so we traded books and stuff and I gave her my ALAN LIGHTMAN's Einstein's Dreams in exchange of that soporifically INSIPID Ayn Rand's Anthem which turned out to be the ultimate Xanax replacement. Mygod, I swear just thinking about it made me yawn the second time, mygod, did I just forget I'm supposed to sleep right NOW. Haven't slept the other yesterday so I kinda slept at the break of dusk yesternight which eventually disrupted my nocturnal biological clock. Ohmygod, there I yawned again. So going back to that crippled novelist-philosopher-physicist Stephen Hawking's Quest for a Theory of Everything. (WTF! I wanna be just like him! Except the crippled part, mind, he looks like an autistic anthropoid that'd seemingly convulse in epileptic seizures any second.) He's the resurrection of Einstein, see. When Einstein died he left this bizarre unfinished manuscript that attempts to integrate the two laws of the universe--theory of relativity (the ones that governs planets and stars and galaxies and such) and quantum mechanics (laws on atoms and molecules and particles and waves). Well guess what. It took 100 more years to solve it. The theory that integrates the two's called the String Theory. I have verbosely cogitated about it before but all my musings were all WRONG. I've been swinging in the dubitable side of scientific inquisition! And just what is this newfangled theory? It propounds and actually ratifies two of Alan Lightman's exposition in his science fiction book Einstein's Dreams. And these are:
And the String Theory (also called Membrane Theory or the "M" Theory. (How queer. Ever since The Da Vinci Code, that feminine symbol M just keeps on popping out of nowhere.)) further proposes that:
...and I'm net yet through with the book.:p Can you believe it's just 160 pages?? TWO EXAMS NALANG! And arrivederci first semester!:DD Word UpWord did you say? | |