A dictionary of Marshall McLuhan’s quotations

In terms of, say, a computer technology we are heading for cottage economies, where the most important industrial activities can be carried on in any individual little shack anywhere on the globe. That is, the most important designs and the most important activities can be programmed by individuals in the most remote areas. In that sense, Christianity in a centralized, administrative, bureaucratic form is certainly irrelevant.
“Electric Consciousness and the Church” (Marshall McLuhan with Herbert Hoskins, 1970), in Marshall McLuhan: The Man and His Message (1989), p 165
Year: 1970
Chapter: Computer
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