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Going down the rabbit hole

`How queer it seems,' Alice said to herself, `to be going messages for a rabbit!

By Katherine D. GrahamPublished about a year ago 2 min read

Many a person has asked the question of who am I .

Postmodernist, humanist identity group theorists stress we comply.

Individuals are explorers who follow a path straight or queer.

Like a master or slave, unconscious if they are steered or if they steer.

Paideia in ancient Greek, is the study and education

of norms, in culture and society, that vary with time and location.

Paideia education was often associated with homosexualitybetween teacher and student.

Nowadays such behaviour warrants prison arrest and is definitely not prudent.

In 1851, the physicist Leon Foucault constructed a pendulum that proves that the earth rotates. Later the historian Michel Foucault, described another natural phenomenon, upon which he speculates.

Heterotopia, assumes that individuals have a democratic freedom and reason . It accepts otherness in a world within worlds, without causing utopic treason.

Local learning holds the beat of irrational associations, with recurrent attitudes from memories that echo, and set up chain reactions

When the environment creates a supportive and affirming sense, regardless of race, colour or sexual preference,

rhythmic patterns with a pitch, cadence and pause, that is short or long , mirror differences that then create the counter point of a shared song

The historian Foucault points out that artifacts of suggestion occur in queer space. Suggestions can improve tolerance, for many a different ambiguous face.

Counter cultures break traditions, that twenty years later direct decisions.

Knowledge is Power and exerts social control through definitions. Accepting interconnections stretches limits and eases transitions

Softening boundaries of good and evil paves the way for strategic rebellion , against social dehumanisation of a queer identity, that is Machiavellian.

Queerness is strangeness from the norm.

A person can alter the community if they do not conform.

Queerness threatens what others desperately want to hold onto as true.

Yet, each person deserves to give and receive love, as they choose to do.

Foucault the physicist showed light travels slower in water than in air . Foucault, the historian, showed how society changes when humans dare.

Adding an electromagnetic current lets the physicist’s pendulum continually spin . Accepting self and other differences helps each societal transformations begin.

Through the macrocosm and microcosm, a malleable glue connects those of like heart.

Apparently, the all-seeing creator and ever-present observer, enjoys a queer piece of art.

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About the Creator

Katherine D. Graham

My stories usually present facts, supported by science as we know it, that are often spoken of in myths. Both can help survival in an ever-changing world.

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  • Testabout a year ago

    well written

  • Your pieces are always soooo deep and deeply related to science. I find it sooo fascinating!

  • Jason “Jay” Benskinabout a year ago

    I particularly connected with your portrayal of that inner dialogue, the balancing act between societal expectations and personal truths. It's as if you captured a moment in time that many of us have experienced but find difficult to articulate. Your writing not only invites readers into your world but encourages them to reflect on their own "rabbit holes" and what lies beyond them.

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