A dictionary of Marshall McLuhan’s quotations

Whereas mere headings were once specialist, mechanical catchalls, they now become the avenues of insight into complex organic processes. An obvious example is pollution. It has always been a major feature of any environment. At high information speeds it presents a Gorgon-like and intolerable visage. It is no longer a category or nuisance, but a process that turns societies to stone.
Take Today with Barrington Nevitt (1972), p 106
Year: 1972
Chapter: Planet, Nature
Compiled by William Kuhns
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