ORB

ORBS: A Fluid Lighting System. I’m sure there is some factory in China that can churn these things out in mass. Turn them upside down to switch off.

Scatter them about.

Contain them.

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endocrime February 4, 2010 at 1:45 am #

i don't know if youve read the book Flatland, i actually came across a really bad movie about the book and i think these things are in the book. It's a strange dream that light allows even 2 dimensional beings to understand the 3rd dimension. it is thru light that i have think we will eventually be able to understand less tangible dimensions.

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