Approaching to be Grabbed

It's kinda wierd...

I went to see my new apartment and found a message written on the paper 'Nedine, ring mig' (call me), it ends with abbrivation -H-.

I went for a walk in Slotskogen, i saw a dead duck in a lake. The yellowish leg of the duck appeared bright at the bottom of the lake. When i stared at it, i couldn't see any other body parts... just the debris from leaves and a leg of the duck that saturated under the gently ripple water surface.

I saw the tram turning from the left instead of (usually) the right.

I received a preculiar texts from a friend.

I apparently climbed out the window from the 4th floor without any hesitation and didn't hurt myself more than a bruise on the leg.

The tram was empty in the New Year's morning.

I'm empty.


Later, more strange things happened... am i in David Lynch movie??

   

'We struggle to clear up a misunderstanding, but our throat goes dry and the words found are not the ones meant. Bitter enermies are appointed to positions of power over us, and denounce us to others. In the hatred unfairly directed towards the innocence, we recognise an echo of the hurt we ourselves encounter at the hands of those who are either unable or willing to do us justice' De Botton.

The death of Socrates did not make him the great philosopher but the great man who renounce the pit of popularity. One shall stand for oneself until the world tear one apart? The dissent is pushing away the commodity, withdrawing in the distance of closeness.

Now it's down to me and Heidegger...

When i started, i began with something more fun and thrilling - Posthumanism and technophobia.But now, i couldn't get away from 'The Question Concerning Technology'.

If the old-time technology is 'enframing'/'revealing' and modern technology is the 'challenging'/ the 'standing-reserve'... So what's the 'digital technology' will be???

Chasing of and 'essence' of technology made Heidegger arrived at 'Techné'

... I'm about to find something, I know... I have to put things in place...

So far, I name the paper "In Place with No Space"