When a word tries to pin a thing down, the text knows that something has been lost in the transaction. «There is a cube made of aluminium and a certain amount of human collaboration». The question about the power of the text to describe, is also the question about the self-assurance and aggressiveness of language: how can one escape the assertiveness of language? It seems that when words are written the work is done. «You are reading a description of a performance». But what if I tell you I am writing this text as you read it. What if every time one reads these words, some force in the matter of language makes it a new one? There is a similar phenomenon in physics that once was called “passion at a distance”, and it refers to how things in different locations affect each other. It claims there is causality between things that seem impossible to correlate. Like the fact that I write this text as you read it.