Max Ruso

“[Speed] ostensibly perverts the illusory order of normal perception, the order of arrival of information. What could have seemed simultaneous is diversified and decomposes. With speed, the world keeps on coming at us, to the detriment of the object, which is itself now assimilated to the sending of information. It is this intervention that destroys the world as we know it, technique now reproducing permanently the violence of the accident; the mystery of speed remains a secret of light and heat from which even sound is missing.”
― Paul Virilio, The Aesthetics of Disappearance

“An old Japanese friend recently confided to me: ' I can't forgive to americans for the fact that Hiroshima wasn't an act of war, but an experiment'.”
― Paul Virilio

“I started to understand that just a logo was much more powerful a branding statement than a name alone.”
― Chip Wilson, Little Black Stretchy Pants

“I found the only time I had to shut down—to become mindful of nothing more than the present moment—was whenever I was peeing.”
― Chip Wilson, Little Black Stretchy Pants