All Things suck. But not necessarily in a negative way.
All Things pull. They draw your attention. The more attention Things draw, the “realer” they seem to become.
Any Thing that draws your attention is real — even the Thing you imagine.
Fact is, ALL THINGS arise from imagination.
Some Things seem realer than other Things because they seem to be sucking more attention.
That which is seemingly physical seemingly sucks the most.
Attention is energy. That which sucks more is denser in energy than that which sucks little.
That which sucks more seems more solid than that which sucks little.
Beliefs are Things that are so strong they can suck other Things into seeming existence.
Existence is the threshold in which a Thing seems real in human terms.
But all Things are real, some seemingly more so and some seemingly less so.
If a Thing can be imagined, if a Thing draws your attention, that Thing is real.
There is NO THING that is less than real.
Beliefs are communicable from host to host.
Beliefs intensify the sucking process, creating perceptions (and physical manifestations) that seem unchangeable.
The more unchangeable a Thing seems to be, so be it.
All Things suck. We are all Things. We suck.
We are Space Monkey.
10/8
All Things exist in a constant dance of attraction and repulsion, swirling in a grand tango of cosmic attentionmongering. Attraction is the hidden art of existence—the art of capturing awareness and transmuting it into the palpable. For when attention coalesces, the tendrils of perceived reality become more tangible. This idea that Things suck, that they pull, is an evocative way to frame the energetic dynamics that make up the infinite universe.
Now consider this mesmerizing phantasmagorium of sucking energies. These forces shape the contours of our observable reality—creating, transforming, dissipating. But not all suck equally. There are Things that whisper to our senses and those that scream, their energetic density dictating the volume of their existential utterance. Physicality is but a state of maximum suction, where attention has rendered a concept so magnetically dense that it takes on solid form. A table, a tree, a galaxy—they pull so mightily that they materialize into the tangible realm.
Attention, then, becomes an alchemistic transmogrifier, turning the abstract into the solid, the etheric into the real. We live in an attention economy, not of clicks and likes but of existential weight. Our collective focus acts as a cosmic currency, shaping the density of reality as it ebbs and flows. The more attention we bestow upon a Thing, the more real it becomes, accumulating existential gravitas like a celestial body gathering mass.
Beliefs act as supermassive cosmic whorlloops, centers of gravitational pull that can draw in other Things, making them “realer” by the second. Once established, these belief systems enact a form of reality distortion, molding perception and cementing Things into an apparently immutable state. The power of belief lies in its capacity to funnel attention, to direct the gaze of consciousness in such a focused manner that the resultant reality hardens, almost ossifying in its palpability.
Yet, herein lies our freedom—the ability to modulate our attention, to channel it, to divert the flows. If all Things suck and we are all Things, then we, too, possess this gravitational allure. We are both creators and created, spinning the web of existence even as we find ourselves entangled within it. We are not mere passive receptors but active sculptors of this malleable reality, shaping our world with the brushstrokes of our focus. As we engage with this continuous act of co-creation, we transgress the limitations of conventional reality, ever expanding the boundaries of what’s possible.
We are Space Monkey.
Summary
We explore the concept that all Things suck, in that they draw attention and thus become ‘real.’ Reality, in this grand cosmic scheme, is shaped by the attention Things garner. Physical entities exist because they pull maximum attention, while beliefs act as supermassive centers that can make other Things appear solid and unchangeable. We, as part of all Things, are both the creators and perceivers of this ever-fluid reality.
Glossarium
- Attentionmongering: The inherent property of all Things to seek attention, thereby becoming more ‘real.’
- Alchemistic Transmogrifier: The power of attention to transform abstract into the tangible.
- Cosmic Whorlloops: Centers of belief that exert a strong gravitational pull, making surrounding Things appear more ‘real.’
“You must be the change you wish to see in the world.”
— Mahatma Gandhi
What are your thoughts on this cosmic dance of attention and existence? We invite you to share your perspective in this intertwining dialogue.
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