 not been richer than one gained from a well-made film viewed in suburban
Chicago.</p>
	<cite>Albert Borgmann, Technology and the Character of Contemporary Life</cite>
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<h3>One Human Minute</h3>

<p>The Guinness Book was a best seller because it presented nothing but
exceptional things, with a guarantee of authenticity. This panopticon of
records had, however, a serious drawback: it was soon obsolete. No sooner had
some fellow eaten forty pounds of peaches complete with pits than another not
only