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Marshall McLuhan 1976 - Television extending the tactile sense

Recorded: 1976 Concepts that are explained: Simultaneous / instantaneous world What TV does best TV is an addictive medium Charisma Transcript: [McLuhan]At the speed of light there is no sequence. Everything happens at the same instant. That’s acoustic when everything happens at once. There’s no continuity; There’s no connection; There’s no follow through; It’s just all now. And that by the way is the way any sport is. Sports tend to be like that. And in terms of the new lingo of the hemispheres, it’s all right hemisphere. Games are all right hemisphere because they involve the whole man and they are all participatory and they are all uncertain. There’s no continuity. It’s just all a surprise, unexpectedness and total involvement. [Snyder]Is that okay, do you think? [McLuhan]The hemisphere thing? [Snyder]Yes, but I mean the whole thing, all surprise, all spontaneity, no connection, just all at one time. Is that okay for people? [McLuhan]Well, okay meaning is it good for people? [Snyder]Yes. [McLuhan]We live in a world where everything is supposed to be one thing ata time, lineal, connected, logical, and goal oriented. So, obviously for that left hemisphere world, this new right hemisphere dominance is bad. We’re now living in a world which pushes the right hemisphere way up because it’s an all-at-once world. The right hemisphere it’s an all-at-once, simultaneous world. So the right hemisphere, by pushing up into dominance, is making the old left hemisphere world, which is our educational establishment, our political establishment, make it look very foolish. [Concept: What TV does best] ... Full transcript is available here: https://hotbookworm.wordpress.com/201...