Even good criticism can miss the bigger pattern if its still thinking through the same old rules. #hwa2 #flippingdewey

McLuhan flips John Dewey's quote not to dismiss him, but to show how dangerous the limits of critique go when that same critique accepts fragmentation as the norm-- in other words, it's ironic. #hwa2 #flippingdewey

How our brain's defaults and that it can be broken with change #hwa2 #flippingdewey

7. Critics fall into the habits and practices that they're trying to resist. #hwa2 #flippingdewey

McLuhan flips John Dewey’s quote not to dismiss him, but to highlight the irony of being caught in the very fragmentation he is criticizing. #hwa2 #flippingdewey

McLuhan flips John Dewey's quote not to dismiss him, but to show that fragmentation is inevitable. #hwa2 #flippingdewey

Mcluhen flips the quote to show even that quote is caught up in fragmention. He wants to show the limits of critique when the critique accepts it as the norm. #hwa2 #flippingdewey

#hwa2 #flippingdewey to show how thoughtful critique can miss a pattern if it is remaining inside old logic.

Q7: McLuhan flips John Dewey's quote not to dismiss him, but to show that fragmentation runs deep and is normal #hwa2 #flippingdewey

McLuhan flips John Dewey's quote not to dismiss him but to show that it's still held captive by the fragmentation he himself talks about. It is a warning to be careful and look more broadly, as fragmentation has become the operating system rather than just the side effect. #hwa2 #flippingdewey

McLuhan flips Dewey's quote not to dismiss him, but to show how critics can unintentionally fall victim to the subject of their critique. #hwa2 #flippingdewey

To show how deep that pattern of chopping reality into parts, #fragmentation #flippingdewey

McLuhan flips john Dewey's quote not to dismiss him, but to show that even people who do not like placing things in categories, might in some scenarios still end up thinking in categories

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"the limits of critique when that critique still accepts fragmentation as the norm" #hwa2 #flippingdewey

#hwa2 #flippingdewey ...that his critique is still limited, as he accepts fragmentation as the norm

#hwa2 #flippingdewey McLuhan flips john dewey's quote not to dismiss him, but to show how we make assumptions about the norm, like being able to write words written in the "normal" left to right manner. can backwards writing still be considered as english?

mcluhen flips john dewey's quote not to dismiss him, but to show the limits of critique when fragmentation is accepted as the new norm. #hwa2 #flippingdewey

McLuhan flips John Dewey's quote not to dismiss him, but to show that humans are so used to the norm and need to experience a new form or think outside of the box. #hwa2 #flippingdewey

McLuhan flips John Dewey's quote not to dismiss him, but to show how the environment shapes fragmentation. #hwa2 #flippingdewey

McLuhan flips John Dewey's quote not to dismiss him, but to show how deep the pattern goes. #hwa2 #flippingdewey