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From: randolph@xxxxxxxxxx (Randolph Fritz)
Subject: Re: Representation
Date: Mon, 28 Feb 1994 06:14:29 GMT
>In article <2jpnc2$t48@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, sschr@xxxxxxx (stephen d schreiber)
writes:
>|> Which is more effective for representing the modern city--
>|> the hand or the machine?
In article <CLKHqG.A50@xxxxxxxx> mpg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Matthew Preston Greer)
writes:>
>
> Without the heart there can be no communication
> between the hand and the mind.
>
> -from "Metropolis"
>
"Between the pen and the paperwork
There must be passion in the language.
Between the muscle and the brainwork
There must be feeling in the pipeline."
--Susanne Vega
Randolph
From: randolph@xxxxxxxxxx (Randolph Fritz)
Subject: Re: Representation
Date: Mon, 28 Feb 1994 06:14:29 GMT
>In article <2jpnc2$t48@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, sschr@xxxxxxx (stephen d schreiber)
writes:
>|> Which is more effective for representing the modern city--
>|> the hand or the machine?
In article <CLKHqG.A50@xxxxxxxx> mpg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Matthew Preston Greer)
writes:>
>
> Without the heart there can be no communication
> between the hand and the mind.
>
> -from "Metropolis"
>
"Between the pen and the paperwork
There must be passion in the language.
Between the muscle and the brainwork
There must be feeling in the pipeline."
--Susanne Vega
Randolph