Rick
The best philosophical detective can spot the clues no matter where they are
hidden; Be it in one's own first-hand experiences, in the pages Kant,
Shakespeare or Pirsig, or from the mouths of Homer and Handy.
Erin: I completely agree- i was just smurfing with you.
"TV is a problem only if you've forgotten how to look and listen... They have
to learn to look as children again. Root out content. Find the codes and
messages. I tell them I've been sitting in this room for more than two months,
watching TV into th early hours, listening carefully. A great and humbling
experience, let me tell you. Close to mystical..........Waves and radiation.
I've come to understand that the medium is a primal force in the American
home. Sealed off, timeless, self-contained, self-referring. It's like a myth
being born right there in our living room, like something we know in a
dreamlike and preconscious way. ... You have to learn how to look. You have to
open yourself to data. TV offers incredible amounts of psychic data."
Don Delillo, White Noise
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