| Invite your friends 
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              moralizing over "good" versus "evil" media.  If you've ever craved 
              a technique that utterly transforms television, now you're not alone. 
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              Reverse that power and you gain a freer mind better suited to our 
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               Most radical fine 
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              be lost. Because deflective media reverses conventional media logic. 
              It catapults you out of the pleasureplex of mediaÕs warm and sweet 
              bath up into the cool air high above the glimmering lightsÑat least 
              for the length of the tape."  |