A dictionary of Marshall McLuhan’s quotations

As man succeeds in translating his central nervous system into electronic circuitry, he stands on the threshold of outering his consciousness into the computer. Consciousness, as we have discussed in a previous chapter, may be thought of as a projection to the outside of an inner synesthesia, corresponding generally with that ancient definition of common sense.
The Global Village with Bruce Powers (1989), p 94
Year: 1989
Chapter: Computer
Compiled by William Kuhns
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