EDITION INFORMATION

Structure of thought is not sequential. It is layers upon layers of ideas, all connected or able to connect. None of the ideas necessarily comes first; the connections are part of the whole. There is order to this confusion by the simple fact that they are connected. A bundle of rats’ tails in a king rat, a fight or copulation of 2 (or more) octopi, a neuronal arbor, intertwined tree branches over branches. We can’t see where all the limbs go but we know they are separate and connected, like capillaries in your body or in a leaf.

The mind is an interpreter of constantly fed information. Your mind decodes and understands information based on a lifetime of constructions, memories, desires and learning. Vision doesn’t work like a camera; vision is a construction. The structure of thought is a living dendritic mess, a mass of intersections and layers.