But it opens with a moment of abstract, wholesome mysticism, with colorful bubbles that seem to connote the glorious riddles of existence drifting across the screen.
Constant, a one-time member of the CoBrA group and the Situationist International, proposed that people of the future, freed from menial labor by mass automation, would engage in a nomadic existence, drifting through sectors of the city in search of play and pleasure, denoted by shifting zones of light and color.
What American right-wing populists and Indonesian Islamists have in common is their sense of deprivation, the feeling they are losing power and drifting into a marginalized existence.
It's easy to, say, live life on your own terms, but if you haven't figured out the terms, you may feel like you're drifting through your own existence.
And when we fail, we can go running to the pills to numb the constant anxiety that you and everyone you know is drifting aimlessly through an unfortunate random existence!
Though a defining part of L.A. culture, car clubs can be insular worlds, with lowriders, drifting racers and car audio obsessives leading parallel existences on the same Southern California roads.
"Profound boredom," Martin Heidegger wrote, "drifting here and there in the abysses of our existence like a muffling fog, removes all things and men and oneself along with it into a remarkable indifference.
Like Williams's stories, it could be a parable for the aimlessness of existence, and the strange and quiet joys we find while drifting.
So the sympatric speciation that has produced A. zaliosus from a founding population of A. citrinellus from Lake Nicaragua may be the clear result of strong diversifying pressures including selection and drift, during the short existence of the population [ 3].
His characters are estranged from the normal world of people and things and drift through shadowy, passive existences on its outskirts.
