The only interest left in photography: to dwell on what is outside the frame (guessing, musing, dreaming, wondering….).
Roger Sensabaugh, A Short History of Boredom.
The real component of the torsional compliance vanishes at the resonance, and the imaginary portion is negative when the mode is linearly stable, approaching negative infinity toward the instability boundary.
Dieter Borst, The Mathematics of Elasticity.
The contingency of particles: They require space.
Gilbert Ravening, The Phantom of Mechanical Consistency.
Do not give up on rock ‘n’ roll. Ever. For to do so is to lose an entire world. And, surely, any world is worth preserving.
Gunther Pinks, A Paranoid’s Pitiful Propositions.
It is the past, not the future, that is predestined.
Olmstead Trent III, The History of Objects.
The internet will eventually be shown to have been murderous, all along.
Jackson Currothers III, The View From Cauldron.
118. What possible futures do we want to prevent?
Otis Oswald, 900 Delphic Questions.
“The decedent’s head was hammered, sir. Repeatedly. And with method.”
Catriona Ravens, The Fallacy Murders.
Entirely too much attention is given to what we do. We need to focus far more on the order in which we do things. What would be the best order?
Hill Boothby, The Dazzling Realm of Almost.
“We’re sorry, Miss. But it’s like I said before—windy night, shrubs scraping at the glass, all kinds of noise. It’s probably just your imagination.”
Carla Marks, The Murder Matter.
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