God, I love science!!

Our world may be a giant hologram.

That article just blows my mind. I mean, the guy is just entertaining the idea at this time, but I love it. I won't lie - it tickles me that the deeper quantum physics get, the more it starts echoing existing philosophies and spiritual ideas. It's a sort of strange mirror that keeps reflecting, despite some of the reflections hating each other and calling each other wrong. Not saying that one or the other is more important. Hell no.

I'm reminded of the Gnostic thought that this universe is the creation of a less perfect aspect of God the Spirit, the Demiurge. It is His dream and we exist within it. I sort of took that idea and made it my own. I've always seen our existence like a projector. There is the light that makes us, and there's the things that we do, the things that happen to us, and the paths our life take. Then our parts end. But it's not any less real to us, because it's our existence and it's what we all gotta go through. It doesn't lose any of its value for it.

I'm not saying one is proving the other. I just find it very interesting to think about. :)

Man, finding the graininess in the space-time contiuum? I think the Doctor just got a boner at humankind's ingenuity!

Oh, thank you for my morning pick-me-up, ABC News.

Trigger Warning: Rape survey done in London is a very depressing survey.

Next in No-Shit studies, people discover that women can be misogynists too.

The (Sometimes) Daily Chill

You know, it's a problematic song from a logistics standpoint. Africa is a continent, so rain occurring there is pretty much a certainty at some point. It's not all dry serengeti. In fact in the tropical bits, I'm pretty sure it rains all the bloody time. And the music video has a definite colonial flavour that goes with the White idea of Africa.

That said, the music itself is fuckin' awesome.

Can I change my Daily Chill?

I need new panties now.

My cat is funny

Swear to God, sometimes Rogue makes me laugh so hard, I think I'm going to vomit.

This morning, I thought I'd enrich her play area by poking some paw-size holes in the ends of an empty tissue box and putting some dry cat food into it. I start making a cup of tea. I hear her rattle the box.

I come into the room seeing her shove her head inside the hole at the top of the box (where you pull the tissues from) and get stuck. She proceeds to waggle backwards throughout the entire room, knocking shit over, trying to get the fucking thing off her head.

I've done this with her before. I thought she'd learn not to stick her fuckin' head in there! I gave her paw holes, damn it, so she didn't have to do that! Man, I laughed so hard it sounded like I was sobbing. There were tears rolling down my face.

Detective du Jour? Holmes, it seems.

ABC has finished with its collection of Poirot episodes and is moving on to play old episodes of Sherlock Holmes. I thought, "Hah, I might give that look. I like detectives, it sounds like fun." I've never read a book of Sherlock Holmes, but I've heard a *lot* about him, obviously.

http://www.abc.net.au/iview/#/view/508379

That's the episode.

Woooow. Those guys are SO gay for each other. Holy fucking shit. Is Holmes supposed to be that creepy? What really cracked me up about this guy is that the actor that plays him reminds me strongly of Colin Lane, the comedian who was in Lano and Woodley.

But yeah, Holmes - so utterly gay, he makes Poirot look like John Wayne.

I thoroughly enjoyed it though. And the casual opiate use is also pretty funny - not that it's supposed to be, but you know. I just love how it's like, "Oh, Holmes, not again!" Like he's drunk half a bottle of vodka and vomited in the pot plant again. HE JUST SHOT HIMSELF UP WITH HEROIN, YO. God I love the attitude to opiates in those centuries. Just love how morality changes like that, it's really interesting to me from a sociological standpoint.

Anyway, yes, I shall try to catch more episodes of this show, it's funny.