Warren Ellis wonders if you “ever have those days where you wake up and you just know that something is wrong and off” and I’m pretty sure my handful of readers know my answer. Ellis also notes James Reeves noting Paul Valéry in 1928 positing a future where “we shall be supplied with visual or auditory images, which will appear and disappear at a simple movement of the hand” and I guess I won’t comment on wondering how much Ellis’ or my “sense of impending doom” is impacted by wondering just what those hot and cold running taps of visual and auditory images are going to bring to us today.