Gaining criticality by regarding people’s voices as transcendent beings
I might as well say that a new set of constraints has appeared. Nico’s comment is just an example. Our society is subjected to a new constraint: the visualization of air. Of course, the “monified air” actually frames only a small part of the audience’s will, and does not reflect the will of the whole. However, by perceiving it as a pseudo-supernatural transcendence, we finally acquire a kind of criticality. p.311
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