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    Marshall McLuhan

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    Explore Marshall McLuhan’s groundbreaking theories on communication, technology, and why "the medium is the message" in the digital age.

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    Columbus

    8 mentions across 5 talks in Marshall McLuhan

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    TV Is for Programming — Our Electronic Environment2 mentions
    29:20

    …whether I have omitted some crucial funny stories. Probably not, but none of them repeatable. Yes, I see one hint there. Columbus went too far. Like that similar observation, Plymouth Rock should have landed on the Pilgrims. But in our present world, there…

    29:35

    …that similar observation, Plymouth Rock should have landed on the Pilgrims. But in our present world, there cannot be a Columbus. external exploration has ended and the future of exploration is necessarily internal whether in medicine or in entertainment so…

    Open Mind Surgery — Full Lecture (Fordham Tape #3)2 mentions
    30:08

    …I have omitted some crucial funny stories. Probably not, but none of them are repeatable. Yes, I see one hint there. Columbus went too far. Like that pretty similar observation, Plymouth Rock should have landed on the Pilgrims. But in our present world,…

    30:29

    …similar observation, Plymouth Rock should have landed on the Pilgrims. But in our present world, there cannot be a Columbus. external exploration has ended, and the future of exploration is necessarily internal, whether in medicine or in entertainment. So…

    Fordham University with Harley Parker and John Culkin1 mention
    27:48

    …call, child. And I replied, my lord. That's pure sensationalism. But the idea of bursting out, this is the Renaissance idea, Columbus, explore, get out of here, let's get cracking, let's move. And then suddenly, still small voice. This is two modes,…

    Fordham University with Ralph Baldwin2 mentions
    30:09

    …I have omitted some crucial funny stories. Probably not, but none of them are repeatable. Yes, I see one hint there. Columbus went too far. It's like that similar observation, Plymouth Rock should have landed on the Pilgrims. But in our present world,…

    30:24

    …similar observation, Plymouth Rock should have landed on the Pilgrims. But in our present world, there cannot be a Columbus. external exploration has ended, and the future of exploration is necessarily internal, whether in medicine or in entertainment. So,…

    Young Men's Hebrew Association (Part 1)1 mention
    33:10

    …invented in the 19th century. And the United States was invented in the 18th century. It wasn't Adlai Stevenson who said Columbus went too far. This business of leapfrogging, though, is not without its significant features. In our present time, you see,…