Victoria Vesna responds in turn Intervals of time and space It
is understandable that intervals are generally understood as
being spatial, but the word "interval" in the context of this
project and the software that is running it includes time.
Notime takes into consideration that time spent in physical
space is experienced differently from time spent in information
space (i.e., the Net). Gerald de Jong describes the "elastic
interval geometry" that drives this process: "Spatial proximity
is an evaluation of the distance between two spatial positions
in the operative coordinate system. In elastic interval
geometry, every inter-nexus relationship is defined wholly and
explicitly by an interval, and there are no other forms of
relationship. An implication of the irrelevance of spatial
proximity is that two nexuses can easily occupy the same
position in the coordinate space but need not experience any
spatial effects as a result, and two fabrics can therefore pass
through each other without noticing. Also, a fab