lot that McLuhan has left that we still need. But 
the same things go for the big thinkers that came 
later. Habermas? I don’t see Habermas. I don’t see 
Leotta, I don’t see Derrida, I don’t see any of 
these people ever getting to that level of freedom. 
Or Eco. Perhaps Eco, Umberto Eco is probably 
closer.

I know some of these people. And I am extremely 
aware of the brilliance of many of them, and am 
respectively aware of it, without hesitation. But 
that one thing is that they cannot be like McLuhan, 
because most of them tend to stop somewhere in 
some kind of political decision, judgmental