Oh. I've just read Martin Weigel's post on why magic and stuff is still important. If you want better reasoning than the below post, on why it's still important to suprise and delight etc, you should read it.
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I liked yours a lot, less shouty :)
Posted by: tom | November 08, 2011 at 05:34 PM
You've identified the well-rehearsed and highly co-ordinated strategy of Good Cop/Bad Cop that Northern and I are executing... besides, THE ONLY REASON I SHOUT IS THAT SOME PEOPLE ARE HARD OF THINKING.
btw, I liked yours too, Mr. Northern.
Posted by: Martin | November 09, 2011 at 01:16 PM