The Ice-Skater(s): Dartmouth

A Story by Abishai100

Narrated creativity diorama of what makes 'motion-dynamics' on Earth reflective of an appreciation of 'natural' descent.

A treatise on the 'metaphysics' of Earth-grids/motion, inspired by Wind (Matthew Modine). Enjoy,

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Dartmouth's idyllic campus gave me incredible inspirations regarding the flowery of naturalism and why I liked making images of flying and walking and swimming on Earth.

My name's Amlan Satan, and I'm a Facebook-chess fan and consider my cyber-blogs about naturalism-IQ quite revealing, and I've been thinking about the 'quality' of globe-mobilization and the figurines of various ergonomically-designed naturalism figures on social-media, for my idea about pirates, ice-skaters, and skydivers.

The ice-skater is a naturally-moving woman or man, a figurine on the natural arena of ice, and they become sculptures of moving messengers of the naturalism of motion itself, which is why I reference them as 'diplomats' for my dioramas online!

Think about it --- the motions of traffic and intrigue surrounding Earth-activity and grid-energy with globalized computerized networks suggest there's a modern 'fascination' with the dynamics of a moving universal net! It's why we might see comics-representations of very agile 'super-humans' move like butterflies or dragons to advocate special planetary activity, like a 'magnetic chess-board' signifying real sensitivities.

Of course, I've been an 'avid-fan' of video-games since I was young, collecting fan-images and experiences on various platforms as I grew up (Genesis, Nintendo, Xbox, Playstation, Atari). When I think of the 'mobility' captured in the video-game environment(s), I think about those glorious ice-skaters (e.g., Olympics legends) who reveal an 'energy' linked to civilization sculpting, the dynamics of democracy, no?

This is an Earth of moving/exchanged energy and assets and communications with electricity, and ice-skaters I think about, inspired by my love of the Dartmouth campus naturalism/scenery, remind me why the modern 'ideation(s)' of mobilized 'energy' of capitalism itself are 'reflections' of real distance(s).

I've also been a big fan of ice-hockey games, video-games, pro-broadcasts, and even movies about ice-hockey. In fact, my love of various 'colorful' teams in the North American grid (Islanders, Penguins, Kings, Devils) remind me why the quality of modern social-media offer 'ample' chance for everyday folk(s) (like me!) to celebrate/hoist the imagery of mobilized/dynamic magic.