Moiré patterns and gravitational lensing: are comparisons possible? If so, what are the character and the nature of those comparsions? After sharing the link to this post with a friend, your task is to separate and list the grammatical comparisons.

 

Bonus question:  Does gravitational lensing produce moiré  patterns? 

In Response to Marshall McLuhan (The Invisible Tower Trilogy)

McLuhan's remark is a point of departure for all manner of stimulating literary activity, from semiotics to satire, from post-structuralism to classic liberalism, from continental ideology to analytic philosophy, from institutional misinformation to Judaeo-Christian insight, from conceptual credulity to verisimilitude and the suspension of disbelief...

Click the image to view the Amazon description of the The Invisible Tower Trilogy:

Otto Luening - "Low Speed" (1952)

 

Otto Luening

Mimetic Interpenetration: an allegory of the contemporary internet-socio-political-psychiatric-tomahawk lensed through the highbrow prophylaxis (scroll to the bottom of this post, stand, pinch your nose with ALL the fingers of your right hand, tap your left foot and cry: "I refuse to kick the dog!")

 

 

What principle or phenomenon does the activity of scrutinizing this "What number do you see?" puzzle represent?

 

 

Answer: wasting time on the internet.

Juxtapostion: Surreal or The Dada?

 

 

Answer: The Dada