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Thursday, April 14, 2005

Our Metaphors Have Become Our Reality

In the March issue of ZoneZero, editor Pedro Meyer points up something that I've been thinking about for sometime now. Namely, that our day to day reality is so contrived, so much that reality is now the novelty. Click on the link to read Pedro Meyer's editorial at ZoneZero.

posted by Axile Himalo at 11:06 AM