This is where William Burroughs comes in with his Naked Lunch.
  When we invent a new technology, we become cannibals.  We eat
  ourselves alive since these technologies are merely extensions
  of ourselves.  The new environment shaped by electric
  technology is a cannibalistic one that eats people.  To
  survive one must study the habits of cannibals.

  Mcluhan, Marshall. Qtd in Stearn, G.E., MCLUHAN HOT AND COOL.
 	NY: Dial, 1967: 261(?).

  McLuhan's quote of C G Jung: "Every Roman was surrounded by
  slaves. The slave and his psychology flooded ancient Italy, and
  every Roman became inwardly, and of course unwittingly, a slave.
  Because living constantly in the atmosphere of slaves, he became
  infected through the unconscious with their psychology. No one
  can shield himself from such an influence."

  The computer thus holds out the promise of a technologically
  engendered state of universal understanding and unity, a state of
  absorption in the Logos that could knit mankind into one family and
  create a perpetuity of harmony and peace.... Psychic communal
  integration, made possible at last by the electronic media, could
  create the universality of consciousness foreseen by Dante when he
  predicted that men would continue as no more than broken fragments
  until they were unified into an inclusive consciousness.In a Chris
  tian sense,this is merely a new interpretation of the mystical body
  of Christ; and Christ, after all, is the ultimate extension of man.
  Mcluhan, Marshall. Qtd in Stearn, G.E., MCLUHAN HOT AND COOL.
 	NY: Dial, 1967: 261.