An undesired desire path In a previous blog posting I discussed the shortcuts people take when walking from A to B. If enough pedestrians follow the same route they cause erosion and, before you know it, an additional unofficial path is created: a "path of desire". But clearly not everyone finds them desirable. I found evidence of this in Bergshamra, just outside Stockholm. This can be seen by clicking on the image to the left. It shows a makeshift barrier that has been put up in an attempt to dissuade people from walking on the grass. Meanwhile, the image below shows that this seems to work: the grass has grown back and the desire path is left sadly unrequited.
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En annan sort. Dénis Lindbohm, Bevingaren, 1980: 90 Even a parasite like me should be permitted to feed at the banquet of knowledge
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Note All parasitoids are parasites, but not all parasites are parasitoids Parasitoid "A parasite that always ultimately destroys its host" (Oxford English Dictionary) I live off you
And you live off me And the whole world Lives off everybody See we gotta be exploited By somebody, by somebody, by somebody X-Ray Spex <I live off you> Germ Free Adolescents 1978 From symbiosis
to parasitism is a short step. The word is now a virus. William Burroughs
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