the grounded crews of military aircraft cannot be out of sight 
of one another at any time. This is merely a time factor. More 
relevant is the need for total involvement in role  that goes with 
this instant structure. The two pilots of one Canadian jet 
fighter are matched with all the care used in a marriage bureau. 
After many tests and long experience together they are 
officially married  by their commanding officer “till death do you 
part.” There is no tongue-in-cheek about this. It is this same 
kind of total integration into a role that raises the hackles of 
any literate man faced by the implosive demands of the 
seamless web of electric decision-making. Freedom in the 
Western world has always taken the form of the explosive, the 
divisive, advancing the separation of the individual from the 
state. The reversal of that one-way movement outward from 
centre-to-margin is as clearly owing to electricity as the great 
Western explosion had, in the first place, been due to phonetic