Thinking Through Glass

[abknight@zzzzzz]

--Movements can be divided roughly into two modes, each of
which is based on gravity. They are very corporeal things
and are related closely to textures, including tactility.

--Consider the movement of opaque objects, where form
associates with the surface. In the bark of a tree, people
read its growth (movement), and imagine its potential to
grow.

--These cracks remained inside even after the surface was
smoothed with abrasives, bringing forth a beautiful
texture which becomes related with the form.

--Such plays and movements of appearances so as not to
attain its existence, we might say, give notice of the
existence of glass at a metaphysical level.

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