Rice paper layers and the infallible rally of 'down'.
As a person falls through the air, and terminal velocity takes over, imagine them falling through rice paper. The friction, if continuous, should slow the person down.

Fig 1. Terminal velocity without buoyancy.
I wonder if the sheets got thicker, if this could be perceived as a life event like a rut. eventually, as we are falling through planks of rice paper that are an inch thick. We stop.
Letting the thing that slowed us down cling to our skin, maybe falling was a good thing.

mmm...
Maybe there is something to those papers, and what is contained within. Cozy death? Comfort rot?
Yawning fish? I don't know.
I will just keep falling through the air, hiding in my headphones.
Another gift for you-High speed balloon test!
Enjoy your Sunday humans.
~G

Fig 1. Terminal velocity without buoyancy.
I wonder if the sheets got thicker, if this could be perceived as a life event like a rut. eventually, as we are falling through planks of rice paper that are an inch thick. We stop.
Letting the thing that slowed us down cling to our skin, maybe falling was a good thing.

mmm...
Maybe there is something to those papers, and what is contained within. Cozy death? Comfort rot?
Yawning fish? I don't know.
I will just keep falling through the air, hiding in my headphones.
Another gift for you-High speed balloon test!
Enjoy your Sunday humans.
~G






