| MLF59-001. The strangeness we invent--our sciences and
religions--is nothing compared to the strangeness we are. |
MLF59-002 Bi- or multi-partite scultures replicate the
structure and regressive enrichment of the bipartite brain and mind. England and America.
Spain and South America. Africa and the New World. China and the overseas Chinese. |
MLF59-003 Odd, but apparently failing radios sometimes tune
finer. |
| MLF59-004 Just as all Western philosophy is a footnote to
Plate, all pianists playing Bach since 1955 are in conversation with Glenn Gould. |
MLF59-005 Amenhotep was right. Greater light may exist, but
the sun is enough, more than enough, for us. |
MLF59-006 The fugal moment. Something happened to
consciousness around 1600. Creating a fugue is one thing. Playing it is something
altogether different and pscyhologically revolutionary. |
| MLF59-007 Old words, like training wheels (or maybe
crutches), to be discarded. |
MLF59-008 Mid-20th-century there was, as occasionally
happens, another crack in the cosmic egg. Light rushed in. |
MLF59-009 Though masked for a while by education, money,
privilege, or power, character will out. |
| MLF59-010 Orwell got it backwards. Big Brother isn't
watching us. We've been conditioned to watch Big Brother... five or six hours a day. |
MLF59-011 What do we, like cats hearing us talk, perceive as
noise that is in fact language? |
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