Stairway confusion
There were so many lines to see, I completely lost my bearings at the end.
Article pubilshed on 2022/09/24
This post is assigned to the categories: Simple abstraction
Pweh! You know that feeling in the stairwell when you think there’s another step to come, but there is not? When your mind is god knows where, but not in the present situation?
This can happen both while going down and while going up. It is even more disgusting when going up. A feeling of free fall.
Fortunately, this does not happen too often to me, you can trust me with this.
That feeling can be compared to the one you’ll get when you wanna lift something that you think is very heavy but actually is not. It’s a phenomenon I know all too good from family gatherings: Could you hand me the coffee pot, please? Let’s get back to stairs.
We have recently talked about triggers and that straight lines obviously belong to mine? I definitely found a whole bunch of them at the RheinMain CongressCenter in Wiesbaden the other day.
There were so many lines to see, I completely lost my bearings at the end. There it would be absolutely no wonder if you just overlooked one or another step, and fell into a deeeeep void.
Whoever thought up that awesome piece of architecture, it is like everything is upside down?
