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Entropy freaks me out. Infinity fascinates me. I can look at an asymptotic mathematical equation and feel vaguely uneasy. But the funny thing is--those things scare me, but they intrigue me at the same time. I knew how black holes worked when I was ten years old; I even taught myself about what equations were so I could work out the equations I read about in books about them. Black holes are beautiful, bizarre, fascinating, frightening; they follow from the laws of physics, and then break those same laws... they are the closest thing in the real world to a cosmic Cthulhu.

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I have missed your entries but not you as you have never been far from my mind. I use your term NT to describe the difference between me and my disability and that of someone without it.

It makes sense that entropy would "freak you out" as you say. And I understand why they would intrigue you at the same time. As Nietzsche warned, "...lest the abyss stares back at you..." remember to remained well tethered to your reality!

Love & Rockets!
Mark