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(All “elementary particles” are packaged ignorance.) Aristotle’s “pairs” where one process is always the privation of another, were also familiar to the Chinese sage Wang Gu (A.D. 90-165): “Poverty arises from wealth, weakness derives from power / Order engenders disorder, and security insecurity.” That is, affluence breeds poverty… just as matter creates space (not void). Such complementarity of figure-ground appears as a causal relation in all “prepackaged” processes. Complementarity is the process whereby effects become causes.”
These are the cards with aphorisms by McLuhan, the Dewline Deck of 1969, a clever deck of cards that McLuhan and his designer buddy Harley Parker made one of the "issues" of his multimedia newsletter, The Dewline.
These are the cards with aphorisms by McLuhan, the Dewline Deck of 1969, a clever deck of cards that McLuhan and his designer buddy Harley Parker made one of the "issues" of his multimedia newsletter, The Dewline.
These are the cards with aphorisms by McLuhan, the Dewline Deck of 1969, a clever deck of cards that McLuhan and his designer buddy Harley Parker made one of the "issues" of his multimedia newsletter, The Dewline.
These are the cards with aphorisms by McLuhan, the Dewline Deck of 1969, a clever deck of cards that McLuhan and his designer buddy Harley Parker made one of the "issues" of his multimedia newsletter, The Dewline.