May 2009
2 posts
Opening
The room was empty and cold, something she preferred. She ran her hands against the surface of the walls; her smooth warm skin, against the roughly hewn surface of concrete. Today the air smelled recycled, and the windows needed to offer more light. They were large enough, but the climate would not cooperate, creating skies so dark and heavy, that at times they had a foreboding presence.
She lay...
Naming
Eime took time to consider the practice of naming each market and providing it with a symbol. This provided the participants in the market a concept to use, to build more complex strategies. It reminded her of the Pythagorean observation, which connected a “thing” to a name. Phythagoras came to understand numbering systems by noting how a frequency was generated by pressing a finger...