Pirsig's 2022 "On Quality" - Jonathan Pageau at TBay - Matthieu Pageau on JBP 

Glad I found you. I see your Adam and Eve analogy with Jonathan and Matthieu. Matthieu's book helped change my life.

I'm glad you put that part you didn't understand in, it perfectly explains these odd but familiar meetings I've had recently!

Greatly educating video! I always end up learning a lot from you!

That's a hand drill, I think some may call it an auger. I have one, and a bunch of those adjustable crescent wrenches. I'll be getting the book, though I need another book like a snail needs air brakes. I didn't give up on either novel...read ZAMM twice, once in '77 and once more after I encountered you here, and with a lot of Peterson's book queue under my belt by then. And, of course, LILA. But if this new one can enhance those two, and keeping me tracking with you, then more's the better. I read Mathieu's book. Maybe Jonathan's piece is up by now. In any case, I'm on it.

I watched a movie recently called everything everywhere all at once, and it was a typical multiverse in infinite nihilism crises. The symbolism they used for the darkness / depression was a black circle. It all collapsed in on itself with love and that’s how the crises was solved

Yeah, I think pretty much spot on, thanks. Great cornice to the Corner.

"The Road not Taken' did not include choosing to going off into the woods. I have an evolving poem from time's past. let me find it...

GRAVITY IS LOVE

I own a first edition copy of Kerouac's 'On the road". it seems like odd gibberish from someone who want's to be "seen" to me.