Many of these appeared on a blog registered to Mr. Garrido, and dotted with references to governmental mind control and something he called "cultural trance," whereby "large bodies of people have accepted something as truth".
And the modern writer Jeff Noon – infatuated with the sample and remix culture he saw around him in dance music – devised in his 2001 book Cobralingus what he called the Cobralingus Engine, whereby an "inlet" text would be passed through a series of "filter gates" or transformations, flowchart-style, to produce something substantially new.
"Having a downsize in employment in a sector that pays very well is not welcome news," Mr. DiNapoli said, citing what he called the "multiplier effect," whereby each lost Wall Street job results in two additional lost jobs in other sectors in the city.
In other words, these are the four steps in the phenomenological argument whereby Heidegger discovers what he calls the a-lêtheiac "essential strife" between "earth" and "world"—that is, the tension of emerging and withdrawing implicit in all intelligibility in Van Gogh's 1886 painting of "A pair of shoes".
He has great fun with what he calls "reversification" – whereby the words used by financiers are the complete opposite of what they appear to say.
For example Pang [34] presents an approach he calls "social scanning" whereby he aggregates online content from futurists and Foresight practitioners.
He therefore instituted a form of government that came to be called the Veiled Protectorate, whereby he ruled the rulers of Egypt, with the assistance of a group of English administrators trained in India, who were placed in key positions as advisers to the Egyptian government.
Relations with Britain are restored to ambassador level after Tehran officially distances itself from the Salman Rushdie affair whereby it called the British author's book the Satanic Verses blasphemous against Islam and said Muslims had a duty to kill Mr Rushdie.
Factories in France failed, attention shifted to Germany, and an extraordinary saga ensued, whereby a mathematician called Tschirnhaus, who had contacts with Spinoza and Leibnitz, teamed up with a damaged boy alchemist called Böttger.
On the Isle of Dogs is a planned tower, which along with others contributes to a bizarre, half-accidental urban experiment whereby the district called South Quay might end up with the highest residential densities in the world.
