"If Jewish communities are to affirm what has, until now, been an outlawed sexuality, it must be because we have come to see that gay relationships can conform to our deepest vision of human relationships, as expressed in norms of love, commitment, mutuality and family," he wrote on his blog Honest to God.
How much are you living your deepest vision?
"Technology and science which refer only to their own principles," he said, "often fail to follow limits required by the larger and deeper vision of the human person".
"When we initially read the draft of the script, you would see the poems there, and you would think, 'O.K., the narrative is going to stop, and we'll have a poem.' But Tyler had a deeper vision".
But its members also had a deeper vision of linked documents that would permit a computer user to move through a new kind of information space, dubbed hypertext by Mr. Nelson.
The level of realism delivered by "Secrets of Ecstasy '72," according to one advertisement, meant that "you can almost feel the pulsing warmth," but the faint regret in that "almost" is fleshed out by an interview that Ray Zone conducted with Arnold Herr, who shot 3-D porno films, mostly in the nineteen-seventies, for a company called Deep Vision.
I didn't know of Viktor Shklovsky's classic (and complex) "Theory of Prose" when I began art modeling, but his use of visual metaphors to describe the work of artistic prose captures the difference between flatly rendering information in words and making those words serve deep vision.
The concentrations of sodium and potassium were estimated by flame photometer (DEEP VISION, Model-381).
pH, EC and TDS were measured at the sample collection site using a water analysis kit (Deep Vision -191).
Sodium (Na+) and potassium (K+) were measured by flame photometry (Deep Vision Digital Flame photometer Model No. 391).
Ben Horowitz loves hip-hop, but in an interview with TechCrunch he outlined a deeper vision behind his firm's $15M investment into Rap Genius.
