We are vulnerable to this deadly mass dream, and that's good to know.
An ambitious series of bridges is being built that will connect Macau with Hong Kong's huge international airport.The airport link in particular will help Macau realise a grander mass-market dream: going beyond gambling to family tourism.
By integrating real, licit drugs into the fabric of his work, he connects transcendence and the pharmaceutical industry, which weaves and disseminates its own mass hallucinatory dream of better living through chemistry.
(Younger contemporary artists like Shana Moulton have more fruitfully mined this phenomenon, showing how American Indian art changes shape and meaning as it moves from the pueblo to the gift boutique to the big-box store, where you can buy mass-produced dream catchers, ceramics and polyester blankets with Anasazi motifs).
He wasn't so much a walking contradiction as a quivering mass of dreams and ambitions that, depending on how he was feeling and whom he was talking to, created a dizzying array of impressions.
Some of the outlandish conspiracy theories remain as ludicrous as the day they were conceived – that the planes were holograms, that it was a plot of orchestrated mass murder dreamed up in CIA headquarters – while others, such as how the attackers were able to conduct the operation without detection, are more salient.
Vice City is an obliteration room of cultural references, a tribute to mass-market dreams from the past and present.
The geology, as Brian Hall wrote in "The Impossible Country," is "a mass-murderer's dream come true, a mighty necropolis of empty mass graves, high and dry, waiting to be filled".
And so while Greenwich enjoyed a reprieve for the day, neighboring Stamford became ground zero for the windfall-dreaming masses.
As a development organisation we felt the need to sensitize the masses about the dreams and aspirations of such children", said Mr Santanu Kumar Mishra, CEO & Trustee-Smile Foundation. Trustee-Smile Foundation
