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changes of form will prevent us from becoming too attached to stale ideas and rusted paradigms. To understand that meaning, and indeed reality, are two of the more fragile concepts stumbling around the dictionary, as Watt does, is to grasp the ridiculousness that drowns our subjectivities.
Fragility equals malleability. The world is open to change. We happen to think that there are a few piles that are in need of new locations. We happen to think that changing the position, size and content of piles will destroy a system of control that paralyzes the intrinsic fragility and malleability of the world. |
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