Love Gwyneth. I like her long hair, I prefer her short hair. I like to use this to separate the two life settings.
Always say the same thing. But is it really the same thing? Maybe the destination is indeed the same, but the scenery I have seen along the way, the people I have met, the time spent on the road, and the mood to arrive at the platform are completely different.
Maybe at the beginning, the self of one second and the self of the next second were just a door away. This door is what separates two time and space, the previous subway and the next subway. Univariate space becomes binary spacetime, and the change is no longer linear like squaring. In the end, the two people who took the two subways before and after met each other, and they probably didn't recognize each other.
Such a turning difference, I call it variance.
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