Sunday, June 7, 2009

Image Of What's Inside The Stomach

The dominant sense

Why would a perennial voice prosthesis may be the most appropriate to support the 'human desire to expand and speed up their connections? Why that of 'hearing will be the dominant feeling after the long period of' total ipervisione. The prophet Daniel from time Pitteri , a keen sociologist specializing in the languages \u200b\u200bof advertising.

Probably - though with apparent slowness - humanity is emerging from the era when the view was the dominant effect and, simultaneously, is approaching (in fact in some ways he has already entered) a ' time when the hearing will be to acquire a gradual dominance over the other senses.
It is as if the last two decades our ability to see had arrived quickly at full capacity, perhaps because - but this would require a very long argument - was subject to a frequency of more intense stimulation, so as to obscure the natural ability of men to make distinctions by sight.
The man needs, come to a certain degree of saturation, to find forms of regeneration, so a little at a time it seems that is surfacing a new capacity to understand the world and this new capacity is driven hearing, a sense whose importance has continued acquisition of Then - with a gap of several centuries - more or less the same path that has allowed the view to become the dominant sense.
It has been a succession, at intervals closer and closer together over time, new modes of communication, new aesthetic sensibilities of new technologies. A long process that began a gradual acceleration from the late Renaissance, a time when musical instruments have begun to evolve and become more complex and sophisticated and forward from the nineteenth involved with the melodrama, the masses of people more large. Then there was the telephone, then there was Caruso, the first greatest hits record, radio, rock'n'roll, jukebox the , the Dolby , the Walkman, the mobile phone.


taken from "The intensity and distraction" (Franco Angeli 2006) in chapter Timings vocational "

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