Follow me.

I know you are
strangely attracted.

 

Jerry spoke with a Virginia Tidewater accent; he said, "Watch me touch this woman on a non-sexual part of her body." Where will that be, I wondered. Shoulder. He was wrong.

 

 

Imagination shifts: We wanted to evaporate the sea of randomness; now we want to ride the waves until a phosphorescent city emerges. Ones, zeros and fractals lift us over the cresting tide.

Butterfly Effect described in 1960 by Edward Lorenz, meteorologist

 

 

The flapping of the wings of a butterfly could change your life. Lorenz's now mythic lepidoptera has been cited as a native of China, Java and Brazil. This exotic—an iridescent blue or brilliant orange with extremely long curled antennae—affects someone in the Midwest, more specifically South Bend. He or she is playing basketball and due to a sudden but subtle shift in moisture enjoys a double double. It has always been this way, the sequins of Carnival having long range effects. There is always that moment of vulnerability: that sensitive dependence on initial conditions when butterflies kiss you on the mouth and cause your heart to race.