…the term archetype knew nothing about the archetype. McLuhan is like Ion. He says nobody knows what they're talking about. Einstein didn't know anything. So-and-so didn't know. It's a colossal arrogance, but it leads to a very interesting art form of…

…said, how did you make that discovery? And he said, well, I had a hunch. And he said, well, I had a hunch. And Einstein, a friend of Einstein wrote a book on Einstein's method. And he sent the manuscript to Einstein. And Einstein wrote back. He said,…

…make that discovery? And he said, well, I had a hunch. And he said, well, I had a hunch. And Einstein, a friend of Einstein wrote a book on Einstein's method. And he sent the manuscript to Einstein. And Einstein wrote back. He said, no, I'm sorry. It's…

…said, well, I had a hunch. And Einstein, a friend of Einstein wrote a book on Einstein's method. And he sent the manuscript to Einstein. And Einstein wrote back. He said, no, I'm sorry. It's not true. It was a fancy I had. And the scientists, I'm also…

…I had a hunch. And Einstein, a friend of Einstein wrote a book on Einstein's method. And he sent the manuscript to Einstein. And Einstein wrote back. He said, no, I'm sorry. It's not true. It was a fancy I had. And the scientists, I'm also reminded of…

…through the looking glasses of the world of space, time, and Lewis Carroll got there about, what, 50 years before Einstein. Lewis Carroll was a mathematician, and he was fascinated by the new mathematics of the non-Euclidean mathematics of Lavachevsky.…

…she began to make her own space and her own time in Einsteinian terms. Lewis Carroll was at least as sophisticated as Einstein. And perhaps the only way really to present these matters is playfully. But the Watusi and the Krug are space-time Einsteinian…

…the term archetype knew nothing about the archetype. McLuhan is like Ion. He says nobody knows what they're talking about. Einstein didn't know anything. So-and-so didn't know. It's a colossal arrogance, but it leads to a very interesting art form of…