Tim Barrus Blog

  1. Tim Barrus, New York Times

    Or how do you live in a broom closet.

  2. Tim Barrus: Time As Four Dimensions.

    So, time is measuring what. In fact, time does not exist anymore than god exists. Space time can be imagined as four dimensions. Reality represents a four-dimensional construct. Picturing these four dimensions is not a task the human brain is equipped to see. From my perspective, it is the analysis…

  3. Tim Barrus, New York Times

    I usually don’t comment on anything David Sanger writes because I find him to be right at the heart of everything, and formidable. Few writers can do what he does. It’s in the no nonsense nuance. I am out of my league there. Suddenly, I am remembering duck and cover.…

  4. Tim Barrus, New York Times

    That permanent storage underground so deliberate in anticipating millenia failure after failure apocalypse and singularity have become rich and strange.  

  5. Tim Barrus: Covid Depression

    Too many families think they can cure depression and keep it in the clan. It doesn’t work that way. You cannot simply treat the kid, but not the toxic environment he lives in. Since I am autistic, I get to connect the kid to his peers and we do what…

  6. Tim Barrus: Walking Concrete

    I see you, I hear you, but to crack nature’s codes, the art of neccessity makes such wretches an archive of reprobation.

  7. Tim Barrus: To Make Me a Fixed Figure For the Time of Scorn

    Still soliciting. It’s a buyers market. Times ten.

  8. Tim Barrus, New York Times

    Why I Quit High School I didn’t quit, I just didn’t go much. To high school. I was in a special program where I was literally let loose. Do I Say: I have Asperger’s. Or do I say, I am Asperger’s. All my voices are Asperger’s, too. It’s all so…

  9. tim barrus: What map.


  10. Tim Barrus, New York Times

    Here, in Appalachia, we’re too uneducated to be joyful. We do not live in America, and we are quite good at ignoring debilitation because it might mean us. We know decrepitude when we see it. It’s ordinary. School is decrepit. Media is creeping decrepitude. Law is decrepit. The coal mines,