Social networks, like cells, produce both structural components of themselves and carriers of energy, information, or catalysts. But social networks do this at two levels. First, social networks produce bridges and gardens and cities; and they produce energy and ideas to share with community. At a different logical level, social networks produce first, more conversation, and second, meaning.
:- Doug.
of many folds
this page
unfolding unfolding
of many words
scraped and flaked away
of multitudes going
where? am I?
:- Doug.
Peeling down what I say
what I write
reveals less of that what
and more of me
and then? Am I who. . . ?
last layer?
I too contain multitudes
:- Doug.
Why is it necessary to separate our group from yours; why is it necessary to make war?
:- Doug.
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