On Monday evening I took to bus, in 60-degree weather, down to DC to spend the holidays with my parents at Brett & Amy's. I started reading the excellent and fantastic The Holographic Universe on the trip.
My brother's bookshelf is as awesomely weird as mine. I'm in constant need of NEW BOOKS TO READ and a visit to his place never fails to turn up an interesting new read. Really dug this (depressing as fuck) book. Definitely worth a read if you're into this kind of thing. Gangster Capitalism: The United States and the Globalization of Organized Crime
Stayed up late working on this website and published 6 new entries bringing the total photo count to this site over the 30,000 mark! Went to Odessa for a booky breakfast.
Every event in the visible world is the effect of an "image," that is, of an idea in the unseen world. Everything that happens on earth is only a reproduction of an event in a world beyond our sense perception."
...by connecting the center of each circle to every other circle's center with string, producing the sacred geometric figure that's impressively-known as Metatron's Cube.
Not a lot of night life on the island, plus I was getting up super early the next morning again to try to go diving, so I stayed in reading and went to bed early.
I really enjoy transportation in other countries. It's nice to sit in a bus station and just wait around with a book. You get lost in the story and sort of forget where you are, then for a second when you look up you're like "Holy shit, where am I?"
(It was solid, but I'd recommend an earlier book of his over this one: The Fall: The Insanity of the Ego in Human History and the Dawning of A New Era
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