While the idea of knowledge-based intimacy generates anxiety in many people today, appreciation thereof may become an acquired taste in the future. A first work in progress report was presented at the Digital Secrets Symposium at Arizona State University in November 2000. Quantum theory postulates that atoms can only exist in certain discrete energy states depending on which orbits about their nuclei are occupied by electrons. Atomic-beam clocks utilize discrete transitions in the electron energy levels of the lowest set of orbits. The frequency produced is a function of the energy absorbed from the incident photons when they excite the outermost electron to transition from a lower to a higher orbit.
Recent research suggests that circadian time is a highly variable clock type.
L.D. Wilsbacher, D.P. King, J.S. Takahashi and C.J. Weitz. Gilles Deleuze, Le Bergsonisme, Presses Universitaires de France, 1966. Hakim Bey, T.A.Z, The Temporary Autonomous Zone Ontological Anarchy and Poetic Terrorism, Autonomedia, 1985. He has worked in Optoelectronics with IBM Research Laboratories and JDS-Uniphase. His work centers on subjectification of advanced technologies, with applications in Contemplative Robotics, Animal Machine Interaction and Kind Surveillance.