"As I sit in front of my computer and watch time and place shift seamlessly in front of me I feel connected to the space while disconnected to my own place in relation to it."

"This idea of the hypertextbook is defined by Presner as being a sort of “radical montage” that plays with the idea that “history breaks down into images, not stories."

"The miasma (floating words as one holds the mouse over the cursor) of the world wide web is the very thoughts the user has that directs them to the potatoes or dung (information/sites)."

"Being able to take a text and dissect in physical space, as opposed to through discussion or through written analysis, may lend a unique level of understanding and dialogue to the way the academy deals with writing."

"Once we leave the site, we do not have a transcript to follow and may just retain the words that resonated with or offended us the most."

"This is not to say that the scope of this project needs to fulfill any form of public service, although the MTA could probably learn a few things by analyzing this approach."

"Above them, of course, there'll be a petite bourgeoisie of passive users - office workers, airline clerks."