Thursday, October 09, 2008

collage inspired by John Baldessari, Donald Burgy, and Michael Harvey

This vision from Book 20 is still to come. Her defenses nonetheless still just stand, and she asks the stranger for some proof of his story, not so much doubting it perhaps as  asking for fuller confirmation of what she is coming to believe. In flexion, the posterior longitudinal ligament absorbs the thrust from the disc nuclei. Darrow spoke for more than 12 hours. The judge deliberated for a month and then sentenced Leopold and Loeb to life in prison. In the next land we found were Kyklopes, giants, louts, without a law to bless them. There on the beach we lay, and slept till morning. It is a weak wrist flexor and takes no part in abduction or adduction because of its central location. But if the body if physical and the mind in nonphysical, how is this interaction possible? Faced with such a trenchant and unyielding critic, Descartes was out of ideas.

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