In the midst of this is the arrival of Uncle Jimmy Jack Charless), who is a sort of conduit between the two worlds: Hairie and non-Hairie, The Zone and the city.
'For the last couple of years, I've been making work that uses Christian imagery and is to do with faith and illusion, so a Jesus figure was such an obvious idea; I felt it was a sort of conduit for something.
And so enter the new Status channel, looking like exactly the sort of conduit where businesses on the WhatsApp platform could start pushing out marketing missives to users who are connected with them. .
"People got this message that they could be whatever they wanted to be and that Bowie was a sort of conduit to that freedom — that's what he represented," Broackes said.
María was a different sort of conduit than Salomé instead of passing on the Virgin's messages second-hand, she would apparently become possessed and speak to audiences as if she was the Virgin, often contorting her body and changing her voice.
"It must be coming up along some sort of artificial conduit like an oil well pipe," Jefferson said.
What I am trying to say, is that the established aim of my life has always been to gorge on the words of intellectuals and disseminate the information to the masses... this doesn't make me any sort of divine conduit, mind you, because more often than not, my analysis are completely fucking wrong.
An SIV is a special kind of conduit.
"We've sort of been a conduit for engineers who don't have great resumes, who don't have MIT, Stanford credentials into startups, from 3-person YC companies to Airbnb and Dropbox," Taggar said.
"We've sort of been a conduit for engineers who don't have great resumes, who don't have MIT, Stanford credentials into startups, from 3-person YC companies to Airbnb and Dropbox," Taggar said.
