An Ontology of Everyday Distraction The Freeway, the Mall, and Television Margaret Morse from Patricia Mellencamp (ed.) Logics of Television: Essays in Cultural Criticism Indiana : 1990 Thus television turns out to be related to the motor car and the aeroplane as a means of transport for the mind ...
So there’s this guy. Wears a green shirt. Each and every day, he drops by his friend’s house; this friend wears nothing but blue shirts every day. Anyways, whenever green shirt guy visits blue shirts guy’s house, blue shirts guy’s dog starts barking. Just won’t stop, very loud, terribly upset, and all this. For the longest time, neither guy can figure out why...
