entry drugs

it also occurred to me that I have always been so into remote presence that it represents a real threat to my psychological integrity. (see above). each day these days I hesitate calling what few people here I would call friends. and then I understand that I have few here. few anywhere, because I am always elsewhere. and age is a factor. more difficult to make new friends. there is always something missing — that depth of time-passed that is wrapped into old friendships. and everybody seems, at this ending/beginning time, to be buried in their respective places, nothing but survival on mind, and media in eye. and a curious nonchalant dread of the future. “email is the entry drug” Volker quotes the head of CISCO systems as saying. he is more than right.