Culture (n.) is a site of the secret, of seduction, of initiation, of a restrained and a highly ritualized symbolic exchange.
Culture (n.) is merely an epiphenomenon of global circulation.
Culture (n.) is a by-product, a ripple thrown off by the worldwide flow of everything.
Culture (n.) today is a giant photocopier, storing, re-simulating and reprinting every form around us, and that is the greatest threat.
Culture (n.) and art are the total prostheses of a world that has lost the magic of form and appearance, as glasses would be for a species gone blind.
Culture (n.) in its real living form is mixing, chance and manipulation, a culture of total dispersion rather than of learning.