walls, might render language walls obsolescent. Languages are 
stuttering extensions of our five senses, in varying ratios and 
wavelengths. An immediate simulation of consciousness would 
by-pass speech in a kind of massive extrasensory perception, 
just as global thermostats could by-pass those extensions of 
skin and body that we call houses. Such an extension of the 
process of consciousness by electric simulation may easily 
occur in the 1960s.