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The Manner in Which

Harold Schellinx
15 min readJan 15, 2025

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The phenomenon itself fails to satisfy the requirement of one’s own poetic ability translated to English and by its powers of observation, as testified poignantly in this writing.
A desire can take the form of possession.
And possession may be a desire.
But it is important to consider a more general discussion between the theoretical proposition and the analytical approach.

Glue a small mirror to one tiny magnet: what is most choice-worthy for all is always that repetition must not be confused with stagnation. It exists outside itself, so to speak, in the form of an object to which a name is given, the act of tension or extension, in short, of pure mobility.

Clearly, you could do a measurement.
But would it tell you what is |ψ⟩ ?

A cut-up in which each integral part is the reproduction of a scene is by no means all of a piece. Compared to a simple tape-copying Turing machine, to a counterpart of the Schrödinger equation? It represents a set of modified normal equations, whose goals seem more perceptual than social, like a step through a door chosen randomly. To perceive such a simple thing as the straightness of a line that has shape F — gasping, murmuring, whistling like an immense, invisible fan having at most two 0’s — is so negligible as to make it pure voodoo.

Music that resembles behaviour expressive of a particular emotion is posed by bands of irresponsible youths with tape recorders…

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