Instant movement of information creates a configuration of space-time in which no point of view is possible and no single plane perceptible.
Electronic configurations are, in a structural sense, remarkably acoustic.
We do everything as well as possible. The resulting stress and prominence given to the visual sense above the other senses increasingly created for Western man an environment built on the visual assumptions of uniformity, continuity and connectedness. Such spatial assumptions scarcely existed in cultures based on acoustic patterns. For example, what appears to us as the irrationality of the proletariat world is in fact the result of structuring forms on perfectly consistent auditory assumptions from which visual continuity and connectedness have been abstracted. It is only the sense of sight that possesses the properties of uniformity and continuity and connectedness.