<p>An excellent discussion of a short story by David Foster Wallace in his work <em>Oblivion.</em></p>

An excellent discussion of a short story by David Foster Wallace in his work Oblivion.

Divine Readers: Good Old Neon by David Foster Wallace

Within the great cosmos, the strings of fate pull against the machinations of mankind's design with forces beyond our mortal comprehension.   As the ages pass through the crucible of time of space, these strings sometimes pluck in such a way to produce a melody that transcends mundane patter of everyday existence, calling desperately to those whose ears dare to listen to the murmurs of that which lies beyond the stars.   And... if luck and fate mingle in perfect harmony, the song might indeed be heard.  To hear its otherworldly call is to be touched by the divine.  We have heard the song.  We have embraced it's message and we are ready to share.  For we, are the Divine Brothers.

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Within the great cosmos, the strings of fate pull against the machinations of mankind's design with forces beyond our mortal comprehension. As the ages pass through the crucible of time of space, these strings sometimes pluck in such a way to produce a melody that transcends mundane patter of everyday existence, calling desperately to those whose ears dare to listen to the murmurs of that which lies beyond the stars. And... if luck and fate mingle in perfect harmony, the song might indeed be heard. To hear its otherworldly call is to be touched by the divine. We have heard the song. We have embraced it's message and we are ready to share. For we, are the Divine Brothers.

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