Orbital Theory | logarithmically's Blog

Andreas Feininger - The Gyro Globe Coney Island, New York, 1949

Have always had this idea in my head that the people you meet depend on their orbit around you... Elastic strands at different layers consisting of family, friends, distant friends, and strangers... You'll never notice the dance it makes with family and friends... Only when distant friends or complete strangers keep interfering with your daily orbit (routine) will this become recognizable... 

Unplanned... You might meet up with their orbit once a week, or in the next five months, maybe even two-three years or more later in a different Country...

Whats always interesting to take note of is are they walking in front and away from you, or towards you and right past you? 

Does talking to them alter yours or their orbit?

Allot of it happens because you simply meet people because of planned schedules and deadlines... But its those unplanned occurrences that make it interesting... 

Well to me lol... I don't know if anyone else gives a damn =)

Sure its sounds crazy and weird... But when you think about the orbits of planets and atoms this might sound a little less odd.