The physicality of typing engenders the third reason to write with a relic of yesteryear: permanence.
In his Op-Ed, Hanks writes, "The physicality of typing engenders the third reason to write with a relic of yesteryear: permanence".
In short, Spielberg is propping up his future with a relic of the past: the Pre-Cogs — notably the most intense of the trio, Agatha (Samantha Morton) — are just doing what the Oracle did at Delphi or the Sibyl at Cumae.
For years the building at 321 Ashland Place in the Fort Greene section of Brooklyn was dormant, its arches filled in with bricks, a relic of the time it served as a citadel for the Salvation Army.
When he was training for his flight, he contacted officials at Yad Vashem, the Holocaust Martyrs' and Heroes Remembrance Authorityy in Jerusalem, and asked if he might be allowed to carry along with him a relic of the Holocaust.
I looked down at my breasts, and they looked awfully small, whereas Melissa's were enormous, dripping with fecundity, like a relic of a fertility goddess.
The magnificent Tilda Swindon as Madame D, a female dowager, here with paramour, M. Gustave, a relic of European grandeur superbly inhabited by Ralph Fiennes.
These could either be regions with no functionality, a relic of the feature prediction software or the domains present have not been discovered yet.
Charged by law with managing Islam, the department has been enshrined in the Constitution ever since the country's first military coup in 1961, with the present Constitution, a relic of the 1982 coup, explicitly charging it with the task of furthering national unity.
The World Wide Web Consortium, the not-for-profit organization that creates the web's open technology standards, made a brave effort to tame the web's lunatic proprietary HTML extensions that paid off, making those "Best viewed with" badges on websites a relic of the past.
Indeed by that time human consciousness would have long found a home in its own safe and eternal cybernetic ether, with the body turned into a relic of a past way of life.
