Existential MBTA

You ask, When is the train coming. We ask, Why is the train coming?

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The nature of the T is made known through the weather. Slower on cold days means we are actually lizards.

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A priori knowledge of train delays.

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One commuter, Two Commuter, Three Commuter, Door. Five commuter, six commuter, seven commuter, "This train is running express to Lechmere.”

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To create the MBTA from scratch, you must first create the universe.

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The distinction between approaching and arriving is nebulous as both are always simultaneous.

[adparadise @adparadise]

@ExistentialMBTA Everyone who rides the T is alone. Especially those who don't move away from the doors.

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The T may be experiencing delays, but life is full of delays. What matters is how you spend that time.

[Steve Pember @svpember]

@ExistentialMBTA Law of the Green Line: there will always be at least two trains going the opposite direction before your train arrives

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The Silver Line is an enigma, wrapped in a riddle. It is also very useful when it is cold outside.

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There is inbound and outbound. No in between.

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Next stop, Wonderland.

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The train retraces its steps but never changes course. It does not learn from the past. It does not seek to change it’s future.

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Every day I drive this train. But do I really have any influence over it?

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What does the T stand for, anyways?

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To B-Line or not to B-Line.

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Mind. Gap.

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The destination of this train is.

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If one waits for the train, and the train never comes, was the train ever coming?