Date: Wed, 19 Jun 2002 17:54:01 -0700 (PDT)
From: Mark Crosby <Crosby_M-AT-rocketmail.com>
Subject: Re: gravitation


With a bit more gravity this time:

In _A Thousand Plateaus_ it is between Propositions 3
& 4 of the "Treatise on Nomadology" (where 3rdness
becoming 4thness immediately eats its tail and returns
to 1stness?) Deleuze & Guattari speak here of
"striated space. The space of pillars. It is striated
by the fall of bodies, the verticals of gravity, the
distribution of matter into parallel layers".
Hypostasis, the descent of the soul. "In short, it
seems that the force of gravity lies at the basis of a
laminar, straited, homogeneous, and centered space ...
The /nomos/, or the dispars is altogether different...
Each time a new field opened up on science ... it
proved irreducible to the field of attraction and the
model of gravitational forces, although not
contradictory to them. It affirmed a 'more' or an
excess, and lodged itself in that excess, that
deviation" (370). 

It is the location of that excess, not as a set of
coordinates, but dispersion on a line of flight - by
which Mind returns to Oneness even as Matter goes
Fourth - Top, Bottom, and the Strange Charm buttweanem
- or Compars, Dispars & the pillars bitweenum ;) 

+Mark ("assum[ing] a vortical motion ... watch[ing]
carefully the watercourse made by the rain" ;)

"-Oh. I feel better, said Freer very softly. -I am
glad to know the docking orifice which has swallowed
my ship is the inside outside of the outside of the
inside. That my ship is scrubbing Predecessor cunts...
-We have been accorded the privilege of penetrating
atmosphere. Beside has become below. Out is in. There
then is here now" (John Clute, _Appleseed_).

--- Mark Crosby <Crosby_M-AT-rocketmail.com> wrote:
> Que mass than desire?
> Matter is congealed Mind..
> Mind is disturbed Matter..
> (Never mind, no matter.. ;)  
> +Mark (maybe "Lucretius & Simulacra" ?)
> 
> --- avuydanbqrth gdhmndg
> <hasardous_CUNT-AT-dashnet.zzn.com> wrote:
> > hola everyone
> > 
> > what Deleuze works can tell us about gravitation?
> > 
> > Is it due to chemical reactions? I dont 
> > understand its cause in the frame of a spinozist 
> > ontology. can someone help me to understand 
> > gravitation a bit more please. thanks you.
> > 
> > /BTU/VB/BTU
> 
> 
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