NBC announced its version of a private exchange, called the Universal Audience Platform, last July.
Saunders is no different: his steadiness and elaborately pragmatic vision translate directly into clothes with a universal audience and an ultra-modern message.
The way the philosopher sees this universal audience, which is the incarnation of his idea of reason, depends on his situation in his cultural environment.
As the way we consume books, movies and television changes, artists and directors no longer need to cater to a "universal" audience viewpoint.
An argumentation that aims at convincing a universal audience is considered philosophically superior to one that aims only at persuading a particular audience without bothering about the effect it might have on another audience in some other context or circumstances.
Insofar as it aims at directing and guiding human action in all of the fields in which value judgments occur, philosophy is no longer conceived as the search for self-evident, necessary, universally and eternally valid principles but, rather, as the structuring of common principles, values, and loci, accepted by what the philosopher sees as the universal audience.
For this reason arguments that have value for all men are superior to those that have more limited appeal; they are capable of convincing all the members of what could be called the universal audience, which is composed of all normally reasonable and competent men.
Fischer seems to be an aesthete, to judge from his engagement with pure art, so hopefully he will be good at making the museum's many fine scholars curate their treasures with style and imagination, and speak to a universal audience.
Perhaps Flower and Martha react as they do to Billy because his self-confessed misogyny gives them an excuse to hit out at that universal audience of male hecklers, those faceless voices in the dark shouting as you struggle to entertain them - You're fat! You're ugly!
