Created on 2024-02-06

The image is of a piece of paper with some handwritten text and a drawing in black ink. The text is arranged in two sections, one at the top and the other at the bottom of the page. The top section reads: "No Sequence is Good except in Logic as The conclusion of the Act." The drawing in the middle of the page appears to be an abstract or conceptual sketch. It consists of a central rectangle divided into several compartments, with one larger section featuring an array of geometric shapes that resemble a face. Surrounding this central rectangle are other shapes and lines adding to the abstract quality. The bottom section of text states: "The Every subject within derived from distribution of Man calculate as a when from Spontaneous satisfaction of a will - As No Act except If he Seen as Logic Sequence." The handwriting is cursive and expressive, and the overall feel of the image is reminiscent of a page from a notebook or journal, possibly reflecting personal thoughts or philosophical musings related to logic, action, and sequences. The page seems to have an aged or vintage quality due to the color of the paper and the style of writing.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a hand-drawn diagram accompanied by a written note. The diagram consists of a rectangular shape with some additional shapes and lines inside it, including what looks like a schematic or symbolic representation. The written note states "No Sequence is Good except in Logic Love is the Condition of the Act." It also mentions "The Given Subject wherein derived from Deduction or from Calculation - whether from Spontaneous Satisfaction or Not - do not Act except to be seen as Logic Sequence."