NP: Kazakh film industry

[David Morris]

--- Doug Millison wrote:
> Would you mind restating that, in English this time?

Only because you asked so nicely, although I doubt it
will help:

> >David Morris (earlier) wrote:
> >Temporal Bandwidth strikes again, along with
> >the Word: Oral (and thus past-looking)
> >traditions of "primitive" cultures (Hereros too)
> >smack up against "digital" (written) "future"-
> >oriented US-cultures.  "Future(s) "here would
> >be all about $$$$$$:  The maniacal bus-ride.

For Your Thotz:

The previous post quoted a Kazakh contrasting
forgetting (US) Vs. remembering (Kazakh) cultures
overlayed with written (digital) Vs. oral (less so)
traditions.  "Remembering" is an important component
of "Temporal Bandwidth."  Also so is future planning. 
Here, thus we have many variables:

1.0 Forgetting
1.1 US
1.2 Written

2.0 Remembering
2.1 Kazakh
2.2 Oral

3.0 Temporal Bandwidth
3.1 Past
3.2 NOW
3.3 Future

4.0 Media
4.1 Abstraction
4.2 Inclusion
4.3 Direction

Any Questions?
DM


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