i guess both.
i try to concatenate them all together into a narrative,
sometimes the different parts do come together.
sometimes they don’t.
i find it more amazing when that happens.
my long term delusions are in several categories,
in fact i have to think and see if anything i think is part of consensual reality,
not really. I don’t like any ideas humans have to offer in consensual reality.
i create a non-ordinary universe model, alternate physics theories of the universe around me.,
I don’t believe in gravity, rather it’s ytivarg, a push not a pull,
and yeah if all you wanna do is launch a rocket off a moon, you’re good wonder mouse,
but if you wann understand the creature called the universe that we are all part of,
you are looking in the wrong test tube buddy.
you wanna feel the universe breathing through you, gotta cast aside that newton mysticism,
let go of your imaginary gravitons, float up in to unreality with the rest of the spirits…
so that all gets connected, my theories of the universe
but once i read the book, the holographic universe,
loved it, very psychotic, wanted to integrate the psychoses BUT…
they didn’t fit, they don’t go, it’s two separate stories if we’re gonna do it that way,
like it’s a wave but it’s a particle.
so that’s what’s really great, cause when a psychosis won’t squeeze down into the
set with the others,
maybe instead of extending the old power song, we get to start writing a new power song.