From ecda49e0b20ad3bd52449356dccf2f8095ecfb70 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Case Duckworth
Date: Wed, 25 Mar 2015 21:49:45 -0700
Subject: Flatten directory structure

All content files (*.txt, *.html, *.river) are now in /.
I did this to simplify the compilation step, and to make
linking easier.  I'm still thinking about whether I should
move the contents of js/, img/, and lua/ into /, or into
an 'assets' folder of some sort.  We'll see.
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 src/treatise.txt | 66 --------------------------------------------------------
 1 file changed, 66 deletions(-)
 delete mode 100644 src/treatise.txt

(limited to 'src/treatise.txt')

diff --git a/src/treatise.txt b/src/treatise.txt
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----
-title: Treatise
-id: treatise
-genre: prose
-
-project:
-    title: "Buildings out of air: Paul in the Woods"
-    class: paul
-    order: 15
-    next:
-    - title: Phone
-      link: phone
-    - title: Underwear
-      link: underwear
-    prev:
-    - title: Hardware
-      link: hardware
-    - title: Toothpaste
-      link: toothpaste
-...
-
-> TREATISE ON LITERATURE AS "SPOOKY
-> ACTION FROM A DISTANCE"
->
-> There is this thing called "spooky
-> action at a distance."  Einstein
-> mentioned it first I believe.  It
-> is about how two electrons can act
-> like they are right next to each
-> other although they are very far
-> away (lightyears even).  For a long
-> time this puzzled scientists until
-> someone (not Einstein) figured out
-> that maybe the universe is a
-> hologram or projection.  So what
-> appears to be very far apart in
-> the hologram might actually be
-> very close in the substrate
-> reality.
->
-> I want to talk about this
-> effect in literature.  In literature
-> the writer writes words on a
-> substrate (paper) and later the
-> reader reads the same words off
-> the substrate.  Although the writer
-> and reader might be very far apart
-> from each other in time and space,
-> they experience the same effect
-> from reading the words.  Even the
-> writer reading his own words after
-> he has written them becomes a
-> reader and feels who he was at
-> that time, [like a ghost][].
->
-> PROBLEMS:
->
-> Maybe the substrate isn't
-> paper it's what the writing is
-> about.  [Where is the hologram][]?  Are
-> physics and literature comparable?
-> What if the universe isn't a
-> hologram what then?
-
-[like a ghost]: howtoread.html
-[Where is the hologram]: toilet.html
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