For me, what's radical is to misuse these technologies, which were military but now are corporate, to create spectacles that aren't passive, that go away from the fireworks culture of catharsis, and instead create platforms that are seeking complicity.
The jihadis used terrorism to create a spectacle that would remove this certainty.
Perhaps in terms of creating a spectacle that is consumed around the globe, it's not even a bad thing.
Cirque de Soleil pioneered a contemporary circus style that blends dance, circus and street performance to create a spectacle that concentrates on grace, drama and rhythm as much as it does awesome physical feats.
Ships loaded with cement formed a queue stretching for miles outside Lagos harbour, creating a spectacle that commercial pilots would take a detour to gawp at, and racking up months of demurrage fees.
"Hundreds of items from a number of museums and private collections, including foreign ones, create a spectacle that is at some points even excessive, more than covering the curiosity of the 'average viewer,"' he wrote.
In late May, the ungrazed fields around me are almost completely yellow, with the dandelions' sungazing heads creating a spectacle that competes with the bluebells of the woodlands and the poppies of the cornfields.
In some of the play's tense moments characters break into dance or song, creating a spectacle that reminded some Scots of a military tattoo, the performances of bands from regiments like the Black Watch.
Leon Gorman is Linda Bean's cousin, and on Fox she talked about his Obama donations, creating a spectacle that many Mainers would abhor — a discussion of family conflict and money aired on national TV.
The idea in the end is to create a spectacle that will let his Macbeth stand out from the other six showing at the fringe, to get a good cast working together (Gough prefers: "actors who can sleep on wooden floors, play football every Saturday, buy their round, get paid peanuts, and that's it"), and to make sure the audience get value for money.
