I’M NOT THE ONLY SCI-FU ADHERENT!
I just ran across an article on CNN that is quite THE EDGE OF MADNESS:
https://www.cnn.com/style/article/liv...
Living clothes. I love it (or should I say I love them?). A good reason why future folks might not go around naked as I posit in THE EDGE OF MADNESS (Aignos 2020), but clothed in a living embrace. I especially like the idea designer Roya Aghighi offers whereby one’s clothes continue to grow, being coaxed into slowly assumed new “organic shapes, spots and bands” in “distinctive individual motifs” while purifying the air about the clothed individual.
If former NASA researcher, Cleve Backster is correct, the living clothes could act as a conductor connecting the wearer via the clothes “primary perception” to the greater consciousness, offering an opportunity for humanity to take another step in evolution. Forward? Certainly not backward. To the side? More likely.
I love SCI-FU! Don’t you? Now, if I could just get my hands on some of that living fabric…
The Edge of Madness
https://www.cnn.com/style/article/liv...
Living clothes. I love it (or should I say I love them?). A good reason why future folks might not go around naked as I posit in THE EDGE OF MADNESS (Aignos 2020), but clothed in a living embrace. I especially like the idea designer Roya Aghighi offers whereby one’s clothes continue to grow, being coaxed into slowly assumed new “organic shapes, spots and bands” in “distinctive individual motifs” while purifying the air about the clothed individual.
If former NASA researcher, Cleve Backster is correct, the living clothes could act as a conductor connecting the wearer via the clothes “primary perception” to the greater consciousness, offering an opportunity for humanity to take another step in evolution. Forward? Certainly not backward. To the side? More likely.
I love SCI-FU! Don’t you? Now, if I could just get my hands on some of that living fabric…
The Edge of Madness
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