
...but we’ve been living as friends
so you’ve been a guest in your own home
it’s time to make your house your home
pick up your phone, come on...
hope springs eternal half-awake
just wait for the weekend
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You and your museum of lovers
When you look at the sky, you see what looks like stars stuck on the inside of a great sphere centered on the Earth. Because the distances are so large, they appear to be the same. This makes it look like the Earth is on the center of a great sky abbyss. All the stars seem to be infinitely far away. We can't fault the ancients for seeing the sky as a hollow circle; it certainly looks that way. Most of the time, staring.
...time will see us realign
diamonds rain across the sky
shower me into the same realm
Baby boy when I saw you the first time
I knew right away that you and I
We're connected in a way
I believed that there was way something more
That I could ever express in my own words
I just knew at the time
I belonged to you but it all felt so wrong
To do the things that my heart gave in
Baby I’m telling you...
“At the atomic scale, it is never possible to obtain what scientists would traditionally consider to be complete information. Aside from the practical problems, there is an inherent limit on the ability to record information about matter and energy. Understanding conjectural objects requires the willing suspension of disbelief. These objects are fuzzy entities that elude concrete escription, defying commonsense notions of space and time, cause and effect. They aren't the sorts of things you can hold in your hand or play catch with. But whatever its form, information can be measured by bits and therefore described using prime numbers. Measuring the motion freezes its spin in one of the directions, or states, destroying the other possibilities. The destruction of all those different possible spin directions means a lot of information gets lost. But one of the key uses of information theories is helping make efficient use of information. Which is all over the place, even further.”