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Comrades, this? Is why television is better than books. No one ever got sucked into a television, and even if they had? They could have just walked off the set and later sued the producers.
Books can't do anything that television can't do better. They're less colorful, they don't have moving images or words, they don't come with their own music, you can only do one thing at a time when reading a book, and there are numerous other design faults not least of which is that people apparently can be sucked into them and forced to participate!
In the Factory there were 708 channels and frequencies broadcasting into the Western Production lines, and we wanted for nothing.
Books can't do anything that television can't do better. They're less colorful, they don't have moving images or words, they don't come with their own music, you can only do one thing at a time when reading a book, and there are numerous other design faults not least of which is that people apparently can be sucked into them and forced to participate!
In the Factory there were 708 channels and frequencies broadcasting into the Western Production lines, and we wanted for nothing.
