“Time and space as perceived by empiricists collapse into omnipresence and multilocality … Cyberspace is an undefined spatiality, like the contours of a perfume, and you are an adventurer, a navigator in uncharted waters, discovering the hero inside yourself. You act anonymously, simply as the unnamed, unidentifiable viewpoint of so many interactive network games, and where an identity is needed, you construct one” (xv).

If he’s right, then we would be wise to offer our critique of just such a displacement of located-ness, the locality intrinsic to finite creation. Don’t you think?

But to be clear, I’d much rather be willing to meet ya’ll in a pub and talk about Wright’s ideas over a pint of stout. It’s certainly the ideal social environment eh? No pseudonyms in that arena.