"Why" she asks, is hypertext stuck and what can be done about it. He doesn't know so she has to....

From 7-8 holes in the ground, water spurted in rotation—an unusual geyser-like effect. Jerry was wearing beige linen trousers and he stretched out as if to do a push up. Supporting himself on his hands and toes, he lowered his face directly over the spout. He opened his mouth and waited. Then the water shot in. When he stood up he looked taller.

 

"Mitchell Feigenbaum Attempts analytical description nature strong nonlinearities majority only weak behaviors distortions the strong case, on the other hand, recent developments distinct from linear. One of the most striking highly erratic spatial tem

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poral evolution, a phenomenon called "chaos." The hallmark of predictability despite total absence of random Even if one should want to cannot be straightforward impediment lack of consequences the motion, rather than constraints finite energy, resources, etc., instead highly complicated subspace—strange attractor. a priori calculated average "everything" yields erroneous results.—
The Wheel of Fortune, a Cover Up, an Electronic Palimsest—out of site out of mine, no more gold! This is one problem with traditional hypertext. Too much is lost to view. This is unnecessary. We are not moles with separate holes. We are people. Our paths may be separate but we can wave. We can view each other across a crowded room. In this secluded rendez-vous, there is much to worry about, In phase space we can near heaven.

 

 

 

 

The sweet air of Gainesville—
perfumed with possibilities.

finalement something will come out of the morass: keep mapping the points.