It's no surprise that Warhol did the guest-star stunt
(Halston once observed that Warhol "would go to the opening
of a drawer").
"If you see a banker jump out the window, jump
after him-there's sure to be profit in it," said Voltaire.
"Trusting the government with your privacy,"
snorted Wired magazine, "is like having a Peeping Tom install
your window blinds."
"In the Information Age," says education
consultant Margaret Reil, "factual knowledge is plentiful.
What is scarce is the intellectual work of giving value to information,
of transforming information into useful knowledge systems. This
is the work of communities."
