JOSEPH BRODS KY
Punching keyboards:>
For that we've got M atilda.
Yeah, I'm no H o rowitz.
And I' ve got arthri t is. T he j o ints creak , Mr. Presid ent. W ant to hear th em :>
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My joints crea k , too .
I
7111'rt Y-$/,co lld pause: they all creak their joil/ts. 1
But th ere's no
need
to
work o n it. It works by itsel f
How so:>
From the outl et. Plug it into the o utlet and then it 's o n its own . Beca use it's been
programmed.
By whom:>
How do yo u mea n , brain washed:>
What fo r:>
I can' t reca ll. Either at H arva rd of Oxford. T hey've got there the w h ole "Small
Nation Se ri es" ca ll ed "soa ft vare." It inclu des program s in eco no mi cs, po liti ca l
structure, defe nse , eco logy, min o riti es, and so fo rth . It' s kind o f pl asti c d isks.
Records, in o ur lan guage. Yo u put th at sort o f reco rd o n and it plays. Yo urse lf
you sit at home , o r, say, in Ui beck, and enj oy.
But how:>
At 33 or 78:>
Oh, the radio. O r, if yo u wa nt to, turn o n yo ur T V set. That Bandylegs is lo iter–
ing about here ro und th e clock .
But what if the elec tricity fa ils:>
Then it switches to batteri es. Au tomaticall y.
And then:>
And then and then and th en ' R eco rd plays, and nati o n prospers.
But, Basil Modestovich , w hat about cultu re:>
Culture also has a record.
S ll'all Lake,
fo r instance, is every Tuesday . M aybe eve n
more often. O n th e w ho le it's true to li fe ..
You mean, realism :>
Yes, realism, naturalism , and even a li ttle bi t of impressio nism .
But not cubislll :>
Not cubism. T ho ug h sometimes a li ttle bit of tac hisme.
On the whole , abstractio nism :>
