' It's our souls we need to change, not the climate' , prescribed Seneca, that apostle of an ecology of the movi ng being, this living bei ng whose anima is obviously not a 'genus', as sex is fo r some people, but a real m - the realm of a species endowed with the movement o f bei ng, whe re ' m arriage is when you espo use travel' 1 • • especially when the latter is circular!
In fact, the historic expansion of the accelerating sphere of our physical activities - once so rich in experiences, with the language of dance and the choreography of voyages of in itiation in which we set out to discover the vastness of our own world - today leads to the law of least action of cybernetic interactivity. I n other words, to the 'moment of i nertia' of instantaneous i n teractio n and, so, to postu ral d isab i l i ty , the u nsee n loss of the first o f our freedoms, the freedom of movement that characterized the h uman race.
THE GREAT ACCELERATOR
1 A Canadian proverb .
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