All of this makes i t feel as though, by endlessly shrinking - like the times involved in the ' turnover rate' from moving in to moving out - marriage is starting to last abo ut as long as what occurs i n 'play-acting', the 'edutainment' practice that is now nothing more than the staging of the contemporary loss of all sense of reality in this age of telecommunications and the instant delocalization they trigger.
Addiction to constant travel, like addiction to changing partners, is now part of the ill usory nature of the autonomy of the old way of life, the fashion for coaches taking over from the fashion for the spiritual advisers of religious orders or the master thinkers of totalitarian militantism.
THE GREAT ACCELERATOR
<sub>I</sub> Libb·ation, 18 August 2009 .
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