"… and now thanks to Philo T. Farnsworth,
we have 'Here Comes Honey Boo Boo.'"
— Jimmy Kimmel at last night's Emmy Awards
Related material—
Aldous Huxley in last evening's Log24 post—
"Embraced, the lovers desperately try
to fuse their insulated ecstasies into
a single self-transcendence…."
From an anonymous author at the website Kill Devil Hill—
"This little story… has that climactic moment of
heightened awareness…. This is a moment where
two individuals become one, empowering them
to transcend the limitations of their own individual
frailty and society. It's an epiphany, an almost
divine spark. It is an experience when one plus one
don't equal two, but something far greater."
Kill Devil Hills also appears in a 1983 film—
"Suppose it were possible to transfer
from one mind to another
the experience of another person."
— Trailer for "Brainstorm" (1983),
the last film of Natalie Wood