Re: Brief Summation of Freedom: The Human Connection

Posted by Another Competitor on October 20, 2003 at 20:01:24:
In Reply to: Re: FIRST and LAST IMPRESSIONS (sorry) posted by Jan Orfe on October 20, 2003 at 10:37:09:
Jan,
You stated, "Ultimately, acts of terrorism are attacks upon FREEDOM itself, which I believe was an even greater loss to those who survived." ...WAS AN EVEN GREATER LOSS TO THOSE WHO SURVIVED...
I believe you are really on to something with this statement. Was it William S. Burroughs who said "Information is a virus?" If that is true, then the physical loss, the loss of life, the negative effect on the local/national/world economy ALL PALE compared to the impact upon FREEDOM as an idea, both in the U.S. and everywhere.
Did your memorial design address this important idea as well?

ArchitectureWeek Buildings Architects Types & Styles Search Library Places Pix Free 3D Models Archiplanet

Re: Summation II Jan Orfe 23:16:38 10/20/2003 (4)
- Re: Summation II Another Competitor/Traj 19:33:18 10/21/2003 (3)
  - Re: Summation II another competitor:aka(reality) 21:48:53 10/23/2003 (0)
  - Re: Summation II another competitor:aka(reality) 21:47:56 10/23/2003 (1)
    - Re: Summation II another competitor:aka(reality) 22:03:13 10/23/2003 (0)

Post a Response -

Subject:

This is an archive page. Please post continuing discussion to the new Architecture Forums.
To post successfully to the new membership-based DesignCommunity Forums:
1) Go to the new forums area.
2) Register with a valid email address.
3) Receive and respond to the confirmation email.
4) Then login to the new forum system.

Design Community Architecture Discussion
Message - Re: Brief Summation of Freedom: The Human Connection
Responses \| Architecture Forum \| Architecture Students \| Architecture Scrapbook \| ArchitectureWeek