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TREATISE ON LITERATURE AS "SPOOKY
- ACTION FROM A DISTANCE"
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- 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.
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- 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?