In grade school we are all taught that synonyms are words that mean the same thing. That the term 'synonymous' means to have identical definitions. It's not the case and for personal reasons I would like to demonstrate the importance of choosing the best of several 'synonyms'.
Months or minutes.
I want to share an idea with you and take the opportunity to have an adventure. An adventure of the mind which make take us no where spatially, but, as with all adventures, takes us on twists and turns and leaves us metamorphosed for the rest of our lives, succeed or fail. I want to take this adventure at every opportunity, whether it takes months or minutes to complete, and all I ask is that we don't give up until we have experienced something together. To me, sharing a solid idea is the most intimate moment between two people, and is the essence of love.
Conciseness
Often these adventures take a path toward, well... a trajectory leading directly into the ground and an inelastic collision of confusion. This is often because with have rigged the oxen on the back of the cart and are attempting to make them push, or have no oxen at all. Something is backwards. We've yet to embark on our oxen adventure. But instead of backtracking, we give up completely. Loaded words are dangerous to adventurous speak because they drive the listener into confusion and boredom.
Intersecting vs. convergent state-space
We can take our journey with a single goal in mind, a single point in a state space, and hope to meet in the middle at some point. How fleeting a feeling when the curves continue along their winding routes, possibly never to meet again. Forever askew from t0'... inf. Or we could match our equation to one with an identical dependent convergence value. If a function of t, and allowing for enough time, concurrence occurs between the two.
I made my point. At least to myself.
27.1.11
Over a month...
...since my last post. I guess that means things have been going well. More posts to come tonight.
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