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material substance

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The choices of how to relate to these works are not predetermined and place us in a more direct physical and reflexive relationship with the material substance of our dominant technologies.
As for material substance it is interesting that it came as a shock to James Stirling that Palladio, constrained by budget but also by choice, built mainly in rendered brick--simple means with imagination to the most sophisticated and beautiful ends.
Some modern homeopaths are exploring the use of more esoteric substances, known as imponderables because they do not originate from a material substance but from electromagnetic or electrical energy presumed to have been captured by direct exposure, Positronium, and Electricitas (electricity) or through the use of a telescope (Polaris).
 
 
 
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