you realize the recursive imperative to stop relaying a thought through words two sentences sooner (brought about by the writers of Futurama) and go with what you have after the subtraction to aid communication only works when there is no capacity for self editing.
And then you realize the recursive imperative is also a deletion virus that will reduce your verbal exchanges to single building blocks as though you are a tourist, no matter the landscape or indigenous peoples.
And then you realize you've been standing in one place for 47 minutes staring into space after you said hello and introduced yourself.
And then you realize you started your own deletion virus 28 years ago when wrong answers had painful consequences and every question or answer spoken extended miles through trees that grew instantaneously from the strike of word to ear, rippled and color coded.
And then you realize why that episode of Futurama was so funny.
And then you realize conversation will never be your forte and why.
And then you realize the recursive imperative is also a deletion virus that will reduce your verbal exchanges to single building blocks as though you are a tourist, no matter the landscape or indigenous peoples.
And then you realize you've been standing in one place for 47 minutes staring into space after you said hello and introduced yourself.
And then you realize you started your own deletion virus 28 years ago when wrong answers had painful consequences and every question or answer spoken extended miles through trees that grew instantaneously from the strike of word to ear, rippled and color coded.
And then you realize why that episode of Futurama was so funny.
And then you realize conversation will never be your forte and why.
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