I’ve not read anything of his that is not completely original. The angles of view he gives you only show flashes or glimpses of the picture. It’s like watching a film but in a series of slides. There are frames missing all over the place but it’s deliberate (maybe?) and still leaves you with a fill in the blank type of narrative. You get no information that’s superfluous. If he uses an obscure word it’s because it’s apt not because he’s flashy.

Oh, and he’s all modest about it too which is the hallmark of someone simply striving for excellence without the gross obsession over perfection.

These feel like captured thoughts. Sometimes I sit down to write and I can usually find something to write about (I like to talk about myself so it’s easy enough, lol). Other times a thought arises and I need to like pull the car over and write immediately. It usually comes rushing and torrential but that’s the best material for my money. That’s the point where I have to write, everything else becomes distant and I get hyper fixated. I feel some of that when I read Indivisible Origin. Even his screen name is one the deepest mysteries of both classical physics and quantum mechanics.

He’s a special gift for sure
Tim