A call from a cell phone goes to a local antenna. From there it is transmitted to a satellite system that beams it back to the appropriate local cell system, and then to all the cell phones at use in that particular system. Then the phones' computers sort the myriad transmissions until one of them recognizes its own code. Deleuze described a social space that was becoming defined by flows and folds. But we also live in a physical space permeated by countless co-existing electromagnetic waves.
Rigid logic becomes flow, and webs of lines are replaced by oceans of waves.
Communication becomes a seductive electromagnetic ocean through which we swim. And, as we know, seduction is the most effective form of social control. Inc. All rights reserved.