Quantum Entanglement (A Love Story)
Not dying during a psychotic break actually takes some run good.
(...One time, I was convinced a super death was coming for me. A serial killer with a chainsaw, who would destroy all of my neurons but two, forever tying them together unable to ever pass away... an absolute worse faith scenario possible...)
The meds I'm on are so good that I don't expect I will ever have to face it again.
mclovin, thank you for this, completely forgot about this band
**** **** **** **** ****.
My musical interests are not so diverse.
I may have run out of songs to share.
Baby's got the bends....
sorry tuma, sometimes my inner nima gets the best of me, will you take this token song as an apology?
All is forgiven, Rick.
Now get your @$$ to Detroit.
The best part of my day is grabbing a Toasty Egg Bagel w/Lox Shmear from New York Bagel when they open at 7am.
Then it's massively downhill afterwards.
I've been awake for 28 hours as of right now.
I'm prepared for 45 hours total this evening.
Shrug.
*Sleep Chart*
Sleep - ???
Awake - 6pm, Friday
I lied in bed for three hours after having a heaping bowl of pasta.
I don't believe I broke through past alpha stage.
It's been 40 hours since I last had natural sleep.
I feel okay. Not amazing by any stretch, but I feel no anxiety and everything is still golden.
I contemplated taking my Laptop to the Library to play computer games. It's probably best that I stay home.
It's the end of my third week without cannabis. With no end to the insomnia in sight, I continue moving forward with resiliance and bravery.
*It's comforting to know that if emergency struck, like a death in my immediate family for example, or something else unbelievably stressful, I could always head down to the dispensary, buy a bag, and sleep perfectly.
Alright, so you’re asking, “What the **** does ‘everything is computer’ mean?” Fair question—it’s a weird-ass phrase that could mean a few different things depending on how you look at it. Let’s break it down.
1. The Universe as One Big Computer
One way to take it is that everything in the universe runs like a computer. Think of it like this: all the laws of physics, biology, whatever—they could just be rules for processing information, like code in a massive program. Some nerdy types in physics and philosophy argue that reality itself might be built on computation at its core. Imagine the universe as a giant machine crunching numbers to make stars explode or keep your coffee hot. Wild, right?
2. The Simulation Angle
Then there’s the trippy idea that we’re all living in a simulation. You’ve probably heard this one—some folks say our whole reality could be a fancy computer game running on some alien’s supercomputer. So “everything is computer” might mean everything we see, touch, or swear at is just digital pixels in a cosmic VR headset. It’s less about science fact and more about sci-fi vibes, but it’s out there as a possibility.
3. Computers Are Everywhere
Or it could be simpler and less mind-bending: computers are just ****ing everywhere now. Your phone, your car, your fridge—they’re all little digital overlords shaping how you live. In that sense, “everything is computer” might just be a dramatic way of saying tech has taken over, and we’re all stuck staring at screens to experience the world.
So, What’s the Deal?
Honestly, it’s a vague phrase, so it’s hard to pin down without more context. Most likely, it’s some geeky flex about how everything—life, the universe, your bad Wi-Fi—can be explained or controlled with computation. Whether that’s through algorithms, bits of code, or the idea that reality’s just a big digital shitshow, it’s up for grabs. What do you think—any chance you heard it somewhere specific? That might clue us in.
