¶ Social Highway Experience: Three Autos
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RBF Definitions
"In the early days of the auto on a lonely road-- when you saw another car coming-- there was always a third. Three cars always come to approximately the same point at approximately the same time. This is not surprising because when we take away the two points for the axis of the observer, you always have the constant relative abundance with its three edges. Edges are lines. The cars are really lines… They are trajectories. They are simply averaging out. Universe tends to keep sorting, then, this way.
“We are really relating the social highway experience of three cars to the complementarity of the little triangle on the Earth’s surface with the other three triangles. Critical proximity imposes the generalization. The triangle imposes the triangle.”
¶ Citations
- RBF to EJA + BO’R, 3200 Idaho, Wash, DC, 17 Feb’72
