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| - | "Ideas enter our above-ground [[culture]] through the '''underground'''. I suppose that is the kind of function that the underground plays, such as it is. That it is where the dreams of our culture can ferment and strange notions can play themselves out unrestricted. And sooner or later those ideas will percolate through into the [[mainstream|broad mass awareness of the broad mass of the populace]]. Occulture, you know, that seems to be perhaps the last revolutionary bastion." -- Alan Moore | + | :"Ideas enter our above-ground [[culture]] through the '''underground'''. I suppose that is the kind of function that the underground plays, such as it is. That it is where the dreams of our culture can ferment and strange notions can play themselves out unrestricted. And sooner or later those ideas will percolate through into the [[mainstream|broad mass awareness of the broad mass of the populace]]. Occulture, you know, that seems to be perhaps the last revolutionary bastion." -- Alan Moore |
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- "Ideas enter our above-ground culture through the underground. I suppose that is the kind of function that the underground plays, such as it is. That it is where the dreams of our culture can ferment and strange notions can play themselves out unrestricted. And sooner or later those ideas will percolate through into the broad mass awareness of the broad mass of the populace. Occulture, you know, that seems to be perhaps the last revolutionary bastion." -- Alan Moore
