Labyrinths

I've been rereading Jorge Luis Borges Labyrinthos or labyrinths. He's my favorite author and the moment that we ever think we have the world organized I just read about one of my favorite short stories and it is the library of Babel which says that the universe essentially is a set of interconnected hexagonal rooms of books and Every book that could ever be written in every combination of words and every language is in this infinite library And I love that as an idea.

I was reading Borges on public transit, right, and stopping in a train station. And I turned to look. There was another train across the platform going in a different direction. I turned to look and there was this lady staring at me and I was by the window. I was holding this book and she held up the exact same, not just the same book, but the exact same trade paperback version of Labyrinths by Borges.

Just for one example, I was reading Borges on public transit, right, and stopping in a train station. And I turned to look. There was another train across the platform going in a different direction. I turned to look and there was this lady staring at me and I was by the window. I was holding this book and she held up the exact same, not just the same book, but the exact same trade paperback version of Labyrinths by Borges.