Here’s the preservation/distortion tension.
TOPO:
If the net holds the breath’s shape,
can it change it?
RHEO:
It always does.
TOPO:
Then it doesn’t really preserve meaning.
RHEO:
It preserves a possibility.
But when you breathe into it,
you do so with the air of this moment,
not the moment it first caught.
TOPO:
So the net remembers and rewrites at the same time.
RHEO:
Yes.
Preservation is never neutral—
the weave tugs and warps,
and your breath answers to it.
TOPO:
Then shared meaning is always a re-creation.
RHEO:
Exactly.
The shadow is part of the shape.
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