The French painter Paul Cezanne said he hoped to make Impressionism worthy of the museums. In both books, Carroll teaches logical principles through comical games. Carroll, however, tells his reader what the questions are, which is almost too easy. With Eliot, we may need to locate the questions before we can look for the answers. The Waste Land is widely regarded as loose or impressionistic.
Nothing is left to chance, every aspect of the work is studied, and so forth.
In actuality, the blind audience is a myth. Some people notice and others do not. But it could easily pass unnoticed and in most cases does. A study of that draft suggests that indeed some were lost and new ones discreetly added. Though Ezra Pound is recalled as the midwife of The Waste Land , Eliot seems to have followed Pound's suggestions selectively, not exactly or in toto.