Past-y Blast-y 5: Another Conception of ‘Probable Space’

Yet another investigation of translations of urban conditions from determinate to temporally opportunistic. Perhaps this speaks to an inherent fear of finality (ie ‘Man enjoys achieving, but fears having achieved’). Perhaps this speaks to an inherent boredom with static mass architecture. Perhaps it’s just repressed sexuality.

(The quotation above fulfills my obscure academic reference quota for the month vis-à-vis Dostoevsky).