On the contrary, when stories evolve in ways that connect people to bigger enduring ideals, even abstract concepts such as a brand can evolve to becoming a unifying and perpetual story/human link to others.
Greece forces us to worry about the new world order where an invisible high-tech conveyor belt relentlessly replaces formerly middle-class workers with machine intelligence, taking us all into a world of perpetual clicking, linking, embedding, and liking.
Here, in a luminously ice-green Arctic, the scientist Victor Frankenstein and his Creature both survive, umbilically linked in the kind of perpetual deathly symbiosis that would pass muster in Dante's Inferno.
1. See the citation for Kant 1795 in the Bibliography for a link to an online translation of Perpetual Peace.
In the future, some linguist or lexicographer will doubtless compile a dictionary of perpetual war and perhaps (since they may be linked) imperial decline, focusing on the grim processes and versions of failure language can cloak.
Nor is it just tea-party organizers or Republicans stalwarts who hear no clock ticking when it comes to "national security" expenditures, who see no link between our military-industrial outlays, our perpetual wars, and our economic woes.
That she linked such things as compulsive eating and perpetual dieting with more deeply personal and spiritual issues, was, well, transformative, as her numerous books so vividly reveal"Women Food and God" and "When Food is Love" particularly stand out.
I've long since hidden my Buzz link in the "More" area of Gmail because the perpetual unread count was driving me insane.
We duly reach the pit of this descent: a single file of females, linking hands and lining up to be violated in perpetual night.
In this intelligent and subtle analysis of the linked ideas of poverty and wealth, Jeremy Seabrook argues that our capitalist culture's obsession with perpetual economic expansion "impoverishes us all".
