A dictionary of Marshall McLuhan’s quotations

All men are totally involved in the insides of all men. There is no privacy and no private parts. In a world in which we are all ingesting and digesting one another there can be no obscenity or pornography or decency. Such is the law of electric media which stretch the nerves to form a global membrane of enclosure.
“Notes on Burroughs,” The Nation (1964), p 518
Year: 1964
↪ Also at #1300, #1389, #2450
Compiled by William Kuhns
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