The 'expert' Is The Man Who Stays

Until Writing Was Invented, Man Lived In Acoustic Space: Boundless, Directionless, Horizonless, In The Dark Of The Mind, In The World Of Emotion.

Computers Can Do Better Than Ever What Needn't Be Done At All. Making Sense Is Still A Human Monopoly.

Societies Have Always Been Shaped More By The Nature Of The Media By Which Men Communicate Than By The Content Of The Communication.

Appetite Is Essentially Insatiable, And Where It Operates As A Criterion Of Both Action And Enjoyment (that Is, Everywhere In The Western World Since The Sixteenth Century) It Will Infallibly Discover Congenial Agencies (mechanical And Political) Of Expression.

What Is Very Little Understood About The Electronic Age Is That It Angelizes Man, Disembodies Him. Turns Him Into Software.