Obsolescence Is The Moment Of Superabundance.

The Modern Nose, Like The Modern Eye, Has Developed A Sort Of Microscopic, Intercellular Intensity Which Makes Our Human Contactspainful And Revolting.

We Don't Know Who Discovered Water, But We Know It Wasn't The Fish.

Any Loss Of Identity Prompts People To Seek Reassurance And Rediscovery Of Themselves By Testing, And Even By Violence. Today, The Electric Revolution, The Wired Planet, And The Information Environment Involve Everybody In Everybody To The Point Of Individual Extinction.

A New Medium Is Never An Addition To An Old One, Nor Does It Leave The Old One In Peace. It Never Ceases To Oppress The Older Media Until It Finds New Shapes And Positions For Them.

In Large Measure, Writing Is The Spatialization Of Thought.