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  Mediamatic.net - In Lev...  
Om het maar niet te hebben over de tien kinderprogramma’s die hij afspeelt om zijn kleine zusje te ‘babysitten’ – alsof ik niet allang doorhad dat hij af en toe behoefte heeft aan een beetje regressie. Maar het meest van alles haat ik de negen verzoekprogramma’s die hij opbelt om te worden gewekt met een dosis heavy metal, of als hij de
Nor did I tell my wife I don’t particularly appreciate listening to ‘New Age’ winds or ‘ambient’ crickets when my mother-in-law came into menopause, or to heartbeats when our baby daughter was born. No, I tell myself, I’m a liberal parent when my now-14-year-old son fools with the 13 education channels, pretending to study chinese, business english, or to follow various university lectures. I don’t even object to him listening to suspense stories or japanese folktales before going to bed, although I can’t stand the story-telling channels altogether. Not to mention those ten children programmes he says he plays to ‘babysit’ his little sister – as if I didn’t know he’s just feeling the need to regress a bit. But worst of all, I hate the nine request programmes he calls up for a ‘wake-up’ dose of heavy metal, or when he sets the
  Mediamatic.net - De Arc...  
Deze elementen vormen tezamen een logisch samenhangende zin met een vraag (waarom, wie), een subject (engel of levend wezen), de ‘goddelijke attributen’ zoals kracht en deugdzaamheid, relationele verbanden (verschillend van, tegendeel van) en een deugd (trouw, medelijden) dan wel slechte gewoonte zoals haat of hebzucht.
According to Küntzel, Lullus designed the first text machine capable of producing truthful statements. With the help of connected geometric figures which communicate with each other according to precisely defined instructions, all possible statements are generated and placed in character sequences. The Lullus hardware consists of independently rotating disks, with nine words or terms on each disk. Together these elements can form a logically coherent sentence with a question (why, who), a subject (angel or living being), a 'divine attribute' like strength or virtue, a relational connection (different from, opposite of), and a good trait (loyalty, sympathy) or bad (hatred or greed). Lullus then assigned the five categories to characters, in such a way that if we give the wheel a spin a certain character sequence rolls out. He then ranged these in tables. According to Küntzel, the software consists of the strict rules imposed on the interpretation of the letter combinations. Lullus intended this machine to introduce consistence and transparence into thought by forcing the user to repeatedly use the same building blocks, all equipped with clear definitions. The underlying goal of the Lullus text machine, he says, was the formulation of universal rules, which could cross boundaries and cultures. It would create knowledge, which would also be useful in 'heathen' areas, which were not yet christianized.