In order to describe an event, knowing where it occurs isn't enough; you also need to know when, which means you need to know the time coordinate, t.
I'd recommend anyone never to click short URLs without knowing where it goes, even when it comes from people you know and trust, because that's not a guarantee for safe links either.
Privacy and security are never out of the news, so understanding how user identity and authentication is being engineered into our software (and knowing where it is missing) is surely an important thing to know.
Though intricately structured, the work gives the disconcerting impression of not always knowing where it's going — the fear that it's lost its way.
China, too, is floating in wind and storm, not knowing where it is heading.
"It's like going up to the edge of a cliff, not really knowing where it is.
"It was a matter of knowing where it stops and how often it comes," he says.
"You can't catch a rabbit without knowing where it lives," he added.
He likes jagged, architectural phrases, and beginning a line without knowing where it will end.
The diaries capture what seemed important at the time, without knowing where it would lead or what was coming next.
"I was obsessed with the South Bronx, from songs like 'The Message,' without even knowing where it was".
