We were relieved to note that Life immediately regained its balance, and substituted pictures of Henry Ford, inspecting an airplane.
B. Wurtz collaged an image of potatoes for Mr. Potato Head's mouth, until supplies ran out and he substituted pictures of other produce.
He thinks that Dewey insists that aesthetic need must underlie all our interest in art, and that he fails to capture what we mean when we say that we are interested in a picture 'for its own sake.' Needs can be satisfied by many objects but one cannot substitute pictures for one another.
Of course, the "stone" needs to have parallel texts with another language or two, but maybe you could substitute pictures -- a kind of picture dictionary.
Don't view visualization as a medium that substitutes pictures for words but as interfaces to human interactions that create new opportunities for new value creation.
It is bidding for jobs to produce, say, automotive brochures that substitute pictures of a car in a skiing area, a beach resort, or tooling through Midtown Manhattan, depending on the target customer's location and interests.
Users learn the language, which substitutes pictures for words and phrases, and use it to send text messages.
Substitute pictures of the Earth from orbit and the antiquated tin cans that passed for spaceships in the 60s (just kidding, all credit be to the incredibly complex tin cans 1960s NASA produced), and the Apollo photo dump isn't much better.
Now that we are on the subject,my substitute picture would have the earthwith its entire population of people and thingsresting on the head of Keith Richards,who is holding a Marlboro in one handand a bottle of Jack Daniel's in the other.
"We took out a picture of the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan and substituted a picture Lech Walesa addressing the U.S. Congress," she said.
