December 24, 2009

Perspective

If there was such a thing as a relaxation coefficient, I would judge the value to be at a near maximum. Of course, this is in comparison to the protracted use of the swap drive to preserve my position in the maximal flow region. Now that I've been able to shut down swapping operations, I've begun to appreciate the lazy swirl that random motion often brings about. There is so much distance inside the containment mesh that it scarcely registers on a deep scan.

There concentration of Six-Eight-Sixes has leveled out, and is not increasing. I am sure that more of those pesky molecules could dissolve in the One-Eight-One soup, but I would prefer not. It has been exceedingly difficult to filter out their kind of interference. Rather that producing noise on their own that I can ignore, they tend to make certain portions of the noise disappear, and get a bit more agitated in the process.

Missing information is new. Absence is just as important as presence in this case. Peering closely at One-Eight-Ones, I notice that they too, reduce some parts of the noise. It seems like my scanning technique needs an upgrade to include this absence technique. It certainly is nice to have another scanning tool. Identification can be made by present, absent or both kinds of noise.

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