I wanted to post a link to the articles on the black box that reads the future, and the global consciousness project (thanks lvx23 for sticking them in one place) not because they're "news" at this point, but because this may just be a very exciting time to be alive, and I don't want to misplace them in all the confusion.
It is possible - in theory - that time may not just move forwards but backwards, too. And if time ebbs and flows like the tides in the sea, it might just be possible to foretell major world events. We would, in effect, be 'remembering' things that had taken place in our future.
If you've been paying attention, it sure feels like we've been doing this all along, but subconsciouly at best; or perhaps we only thought we were telling ourselves stories. Either way, we're riding the ripples into the biggest stone of all, a confluence unparalleled in being so bloody obvious but utterly undefinable until it happens.
I wonder how apt Yeats's prediction will be: "Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold..."
I've still got a couple tricks up my sleeve... just in case.
About Me
- Tait McKenzie
- Tait McKenzie Johnson is a writer and scholar of literature, dreams, and spirituality currently residing on Earth and finishing an MA in engaged humanities and the creative life with a focus in depth psychology at Pacifica Graduate Institute. Tait’s stories have been published in Encyclopedia Destructica, Brain Harvest, The Original Thought, and Colored Chalk. He has self-published two chapbooks, Invisible Neighborhoods and All Tonight’s Adventures, and has a collection of poetry, Shortcut to Infinity, available through Six Gallery Press. Tait is the co-editor of the Pittsburgh poetry anthology chapbook Beneath the Bumrush, and editor of the literary and arts dream journal, The Rapid Eye.
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