What Appears Is Good; What Is Good

People Who Personify The System Are Indeed Well Known For Not Being What They Seem To Be; They Have Achieved Greatness By Embracing A Level Of Reality Lower Than That Of The Most Insignificant Individual Life- And Everyone Knows It.

The Sage Of Toronto... Spent Several Decades Marveling At The Numerous Freedoms Created By A "global Village" Instantly And Effortlessly Accessible To All. Villages, Unlike Towns, Have Always Been Ruled By Conformism, Isolation, Petty Surveillance, Boredom And Repetitive Malicious Gossip About The Same Families. Which Is A Precise Enough Description Of The Global Spectacle's Present Vulgarity.

Everyone Accepts That There Are Inevitably Little Areas Of Secrecy Reserved For Specialists; As Regards Things In General, Many Believe They Are In On The Secret.

... Just As Early Industrial Capitalism Moved The Focus Of Existence From Being To Having, Post-industrial Culture Has Moved That Focus From Having To Appearing.

Art Need No Longer Be An Account Of Past Sensations. It Can Become The Direct Organization Of More Highly Evolved Sensations. It Is A Question Of Producing Ourselves, Not Things That Enslave Us.