Created on 2024-02-06

The image shows a handwritten note in black ink on a yellowish paper. The handwriting seems hurried and is a bit slanted, mostly in cursive, with some words being underlined for emphasis. It is a list of concepts or statements which are somewhat philosophical or abstract in nature, dealing with ideas of obsolescence, novelty, change, among others. There is also a small, sketched geometric figure resembling a three-dimensional shape, like a cube or a polygon, with lines crisscrossing within it, drawn on the bottom right side of the note. The paper is numbered at the top left with '7551'. There is a word at the beginning that's crossed out and cannot be clearly read. Here is the legible text: "7551 The Ethical Obsolete at [crossed out word] Empirical Power Obsolescence of Novelty Substance of Continuity The Obvious Obselete The Novelty of the Obsolete The Continuum of Change as DELE the Substance of Continuity vs Dele The Achievement & Obsolescence The Novelty of Existence The Ama[sic] of Obsolete The Concept of ant. Use, as the reflection of Polarit[,] and affirmation of the Obsolete as Novelty as Ethic." Please note, some words like "ama..." and what follows "Polarit" are not fully legible, and there may be misspellings such as "ant." for "and" and "Dele" which might be a shorthand or abbreviation not fully clear in this context. The meaning of some phrases is abstract or conceptual and not immediately obvious without more context.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a handwritten note or document discussing various concepts related to "the Ethical Obsolete" and "Emancipical Power". The text mentions "the Achievement of Obsolescence", "the Novelty of Obsolescence", "the Continuous Change as DDLE", and "the Substance of Continuity is Ddle". Without identifying any individuals, the image seems to be exploring ideas around the concepts of obsolescence, novelty, and continuity in some manner.

Created on 2024-12-02

The image presents a handwritten note on aged paper, featuring a mix of cursive and printed text. The content is organized into sections, each separated by a horizontal line, with some sections containing multiple lines of text. * The top section reads "The Ethical Obsolete at Empirical Power" in cursive. * The text is written in black ink on aged paper. * The handwriting is cursive, with some words or phrases underlined. * The section is separated from the next by a horizontal line. * The second section contains the phrase "Obsolescence of Novelty" in cursive. * The text is written in black ink on aged paper. * The handwriting is cursive, with some words or phrases underlined. * The section is separated from the next by a horizontal line. * The third section reads "Substance of Continuity" in cursive. * The text is written in black ink on aged paper. * The handwriting is cursive, with some words or phrases underlined. * The section is separated from the next by a horizontal line. * The fourth section contains the phrase "The Obvious Obsolete" in cursive. * The text is written in black ink on aged paper. * The handwriting is cursive, with some words or phrases underlined. * The section is separated from the next by a horizontal line. * The fifth section reads "The Novelty of Obsolete" in cursive. * The text is written in black ink on aged paper. * The handwriting is cursive, with some words or phrases underlined. * The section is separated from the next by a horizontal line. * The sixth section contains the phrase "The Continuity of Change as DELE" in cursive. * The text is written in black ink on aged paper. * The handwriting is cursive, with some words or phrases underlined. * The section is separated from the next by a horizontal line. * The seventh section reads "The Substance of Continuity is Dele" in cursive. * The text is written in black ink on aged paper. * The handwriting is cursive, with some words or phrases underlined. * The section is separated from the next by a horizontal line. * The eighth section contains the phrase "The Achievement of Obsolescence" in cursive. * The text is written in black ink on aged paper. * The handwriting is cursive, with some words or phrases underlined. * The section is separated from the next by a horizontal line. * The ninth section reads "The Novelty of Obsolescence" in cursive. * The text is written in black ink on aged paper. * The handwriting is cursive, with some words or phrases underlined. * The section is separated from the next by a horizontal line. * The tenth section contains the phrase "The Amazing Obsolete" in cursive. * The text is written in black ink on aged paper. * The handwriting is cursive, with some words or phrases underlined. * The section is separated from the next by a horizontal line. * The eleventh section reads "The Concept of Art: Use as Deletron of Polarity and Affirmation of the Obsolete as Novelty as Epic" in cursive. * The text is written in black ink on aged paper. * The handwriting is cursive, with some words or phrases underlined. * The section is not separated from the next by a horizontal line. The image presents a collection of handwritten notes on aged paper, featuring a mix of cursive and printed text. The content is organized into sections, each separated by a horizontal line, with some sections containing multiple lines of text. The handwriting is cursive, with some words or phrases underlined. The text is written in black ink on aged paper, with the exception of the top section, which is written in both black and blue ink. The image provides a glimpse into the thoughts and ideas of the person who wrote the notes, with a focus on the concepts of obsolescence, novelty, and continuity.