which times and spaces are neither uniform nor continuous, as 
they had seemed to be since the arrival of Renaissance 
perspective. As for the speed of light, that is merely the speed 
of total causality.

     It is a principal aspect of the electric age that it 
establishes a global network that has much of the character of 
our central nervous system. Our central nervous system is not 
merely an electric network, but it constitutes a single unified 
field of experience. As biologists point out, the brain is the 
interacting place where all kinds of impressions and experiences 
can be exchanged and translated, enabling us to react to the  
world as a whole . Naturally, when electric technology comes 
into play, the utmost variety and extent of operations in 
industry and society quickly assume a unified posture. Yet this 
organic unity of interprocess that electromagnetism inspires in