Category: Marshall McLuhan
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Enhance reverse obsolete flip
This DJ thinks that the language of turntables (here hallucinated from Udio data dust) hold keys to the DJ mosaic methodology: Hologrammic prose/jazz. A Part…
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McLuhan and Holeopathic Quadrophrenia | The Mouse-That-Roared Syndrome by Bob Dobbs
McLuhan and Holeopathic Quadrophrenia | The Mouse-That-Roared Syndrome ListenBob Dobbs at “Legacy of McLuhan Symposium,” Lincoln Center, Manhattan, sponsored by Fordham University, 28 March 1998by…
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On McLuhan’s Mental Mosaic – Hologrammic Prose
“But McLuhan created a more fundamental means to a more organic understanding in the very aphoristic style in which he chose to convey his ideas…
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Marshall McLuhan Speaks Special Collection: Television News Is a New Mythic Form
Concept: Television news is a new mythic form[Wolfe]I think a hundred years from now historians, that’s assuming that the Chinese will have any interest our…
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re:publica 2015 – Cory Doctorow: The NSA are not the Stasi: Godwin for mass surveillance
Published on May 7, 2015 Find out more at: http://re-publica.de/session/nsa-are-… It’s tempting to compare NSA mass surveillance to the GDR’s notorious Stasi, but the differences are…
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The Medium is the Massage–Marshall McLuhan (FULL FILM)
A member and nodal point within the tale of the tribe, Marshall McLuhan made a great impact on the thinking and writing of Robert Anton…
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Terence McKenna – Surfing Finnegan’s Wake
In late April 2000, San Franciscopossibly at 1015 FolsomI joined Terence Mckenna’swake today i miss Terence and his wiseplayful wordwhirl languaging late 20th century modern…
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Email To The Tribe (A Youtube Playlist Refresher)
Email to the tribe is my research class into the tale of the tribe, paying tribute to the last great work of Dr Robert Anton…
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Letter to Harold Innis from McLuhan, 14th March 1951.
Within the small and obscure field of those who follow the tale of the tribe, as defined by Robert Anton Wilson will probably already be…
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TTOTT 2013: Go git’ yr’ pens and pads
TTOTT 2013 by Steven ‘fly’ Pratt. Some of my readers, and a small portion of friends may be familiar with Robert Anton Wilson and his…


