taking things too far?

[arguchik]

ok...i'm sorry, but...

fredric jameson's (aka freddie-J) new book, "archaeologies of the future" is making me wet. intellectually, i mean, of course. god! you all have such dirty minds. i was up late last night reading it. (serves me right--the toilet flooded this morning...)

actually, reading about cultural revolution and the utopian impulse (also evident in the stuff i quoted from marx/engels in my previous post) always makes me wet.

seriously, too, does anyone else out there get physically, sexually excited by intellectual stimulation? i remember once, when i was at michigan state, my first quarter of biochemistry class...the teacher was lecturing us about globular protein structure...and i nearly came. seriously. i wanted to fuck the geeky guy sitting next to me. alas, i did not. if i had, i never would have gotten married (i was dating my ex-husband by that time), i never would have moved to vermont, i never would have gone to graduate school, and i never would have moved to seattle.

a butterfly flaps its wings...and before you know it, mandelbrot sets are busting out all over the place.

shit. complexity theory makes me wet too!

Comments

[(Anonymous)]

"shit. complexity theory makes me wet too!"

*giggle* You are "f"ing warped! LOL!!!

[(Anonymous)]

OH, and that warped note was Kelli... forgot to sign!!!

[boutell.livejournal.com]

I remember, doing the time warp
Drinking those moments when
The blackness would hit me
In an n-dimensional Riemann manifold
UNGH

I have no idea what you're talking about.

[arguchik.livejournal.com]

yeah, baby!

[wondrousbeauty.livejournal.com]

Yes. I can't share the specifics here, though...but yes. :)

[arguchik.livejournal.com]

so tantalizing...now i'm dying to know the specifics, and since you say you can't share them "here" i'm thinking maybe you can share them elsewhere. ;-)

[marina-82.livejournal.com]

HAHAHA...as a fellow scientist...I know what u mean about intellectual stimulation...that was like me in genetics...I was on some high then...geez arent we nerds sad...lol

[arguchik.livejournal.com]

it's not sad at all! it's glorious, brain-body candy! i'd rather be a nerd screwing on my science and theory/philosophy books than a barbie-doll plastic person with a hollow head and no sense of humor, irony, or "humanity" (for lack of a better term at the moment--though putting "humanity" in quote marks always reminds me of melville's "bartleby the scrivener," probably the weirdest story i've ever read. which also, as i'm sure you might have guessed...nevermind... anyway, the last line, in case you haven't read it, is "ah, bartleby! ah, humanity!").