Originally appeared in Sector 6 Cabal of Discordian Society
http://www.bconnex.net/~gregb/deoxy.html (404)
by Rev. Father Pope SiGRiD Fenderson V
KSC POEE Priest of Sector 6 & Unsurrounding Areas
I should probably begin by saying that I don't know ol' Dimitri, the
Deoxyribonucleic Webmaster, and that he has nothing to do with the page you
are reading now. This page is not affiliated with him in any way. This is
quite simply a chance for me to praise what I consider to be by far the most
astounding web site I have seen.
From a purely asthetic point of view, this page is marvellous;
the Netscape-enhanced pages are a seemless construction of HTML. Although
the main page clearly warns against viewing it with less than thousands of
colors in your display, I personally run a big 16 colors under
Windows and the place still looks great. (However,
havin' done so myself, it IS worth checking out in millions of colors!) And
despite the graphic-intensive nature of the site, it is still very usable
even when employing a 14.4 modem connection. The sound bites scattered all
over the place further enhance the hypertext experience.
As much as can be said about all the pretty pictures, sound and colors,
however, the real key to my amazement with the Hyperdimension is in the
information it provides, both in quantity and quality.
I couldn't begin to summarize the content of the site; I still haven't seen
it all! Suffice to say that regardless who you are or what you do, the DNH
is definitely a place you should spend some time browsing. From
politics to
Shamanism to
Armageddon to the
writings of Leary,
Wilson,
Mackenna,
Lilly,
Watts,
and on
and on
and on...For
fnord's sake, even the links
page has more than my entire site! You will be constantly challenged,
provoked and maybe even illuminated, if only to a "more complex state of
ignorance," as Wilson might say. What's more, Dimitri is constantly adding
new information, links, graphics, sounds, etc. whereas many sites of equal
size begin to stagnate, never providing anything new to the web community.
In the same way certain works of literature, art and music can be said to
synthesize the sum total of the "human condition", the Deoxyribonucleic
Hyperdimension can be said to encompass the sum total of "human expansion."
This site exemplifies the power of the communication revolution.
Convinced yet?
[Damn straight! Deoxy me!][Hang on, I ain't finished!]