Recently there have been a lot of TV and radio programs about new 
discoveries or observations related to the evolution of the human body, mind 
and social culture.   Is it possible that all those innumerable wordy signs 
that litter our daily visual landscape with messages about speed limits and 
"Yield" and Marlborough are actually evolutionary extensions of our mind, 
necessary because we can no longer remember?

Perhaps it is time for a revivalist highway sign message that says in bold 
Ariel text, "Who cares!", or might that be a sign of atheism?    Just 
finished reading "Snow" by Orhan Pamuk.   What a great writer!    No wonder 
a Nobel Prize.  For visual artists, read "My Name is Red" first.


cp in bc
(or at least I think so)

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> Geofrey Sonnabend's very Bullimankic "Theory
> of Obliesence" based on the premise "We, amnesiacs all, condemned to live 
> in
> an eternally fleeting present, have created the most elaborate of human
> constructions, memory, to buffer ourselves against the intolerable 
> knowledge
> of the irreversible passage of time and the irretrieveability of its 
> moments
> and events."

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