ordinary sense of the word, anyway. He can relate to supernatural law but he cannot relate to natural law, which may help to account for the strange revival of religion. Discarnate man, disembodied man, cannot relate to natural religion but he can relate to supernatural religion.
Forsdale: Is discarnate man, again, to go back to the notion that face to face here in this room, we are not discarnate. All senses are in operation here, we see each other, we hear each other, we can touch each other—
McLuhan: And smell each other.
Forsdale: Smell each other.
McLuhan: B.O. is one of the most basic forms of identity.
