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The Monday Morning Memo

Wizard means “wise man.”
You knew that, right?

This is a 1934 magazine ad for Hennessy Cognac.
I like the art and thought I'd share it with you.

As long as we're talking about
things you maybe didn't know…
You knew that clicking each image in the rabbit hole
would take you deeper into it, right?

You've reached the bottom only when
you see the beagle with the sword.

 (For those of you reading this in 2009,
please be aware you took a side-tunnel
from the main rabbit hole and are now in
another rabbit hole from a long time ago.)

 

 

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“Neil Postman saw what was coming in 1985. His best-known book, Amusing Ourselves to Death, is a historical narrative which warns of a decline in the ability of our mass media to share serious ideas. Since television images replace the written word, Postman argues that television confounds serious issues by demeaning and undermining political discourse and by turning real, complex issues into superficial images, less about ideas and thoughts and more about entertainment.”

- Indy Beagle

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