get with it.” As in all metaphors, there are complex ratios 
among four parts: “Your invitation is to ordinary invitations as 
ball games are to conventional social life.”

     It is in this way that by seeing one set of relations 
through another set that we store and amplify experience in 
such forms as money. For money is also a metaphor. And all 
media as extensions of ourselves serve to provide new 
transforming vision and awareness. “It is an excellent 
invention,” Bacon says, “that Pan or the world is said to make 
choice of Echo only (above all other speeches or voices) for his 
wife, for that alone is true philosophy which doth faithfully 
render the very words of the world . . . .”

     Today Mark II stands by to render the masterpieces of 
literature from any language into any other language, giving as