[Even the most clear understanding of a medium is not sufficient to be immune from its effects. To resist TV, one needs the antidote of related media like print.]
[Presentations that are too discrete or specific perform worse on TV because they leave nothing for the viewer to fill in.]
TV can illustrate the interplay of processes and the growth of forms of all kinds as nothing else can.
[Visual structures are uniform, continuous, and connected whereas mosaic forms are discontinuous and nonlinear.]
[In the tactile TV image, as with the sense of touch, everything is sudden, counter, original, and strange.]
[Non-visual mosaic forms demand participation and involvement whereas literacy enables detachment and non-involvement.]
[TV image is an extension of touch.]