Notes + Links on creativity, art, & design by Casey A. Gollan
Feb 4, 2010comments
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In one of his last typewritten letters, he observes, “This machine is delicate as a little dog and causes a lot of trouble—and provides some entertainment. Now all my friends have to do is invent a reading machine: otherwise I will fall behind myself and won’t be able to supply myself with sufficient intellectual nourishment.” Nietzsche feared his own typewriter might outproduce him.Rob Giampietro — Lined & Unlined » Blog Archive » Serial Series, Part 6