The "I" of a vivisystem is a ghost. Like the transient form of a whirlpool held upright by a million spinning… — Kevin Kelly
The "I" of a vivisystem is a ghost. Like the transient form of a whirlpool held upright by a million spinning atoms of water, it can be scattered with a fingertip.
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