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So desire can inscribe itself on the landscape, make a big mark. No one planned it and no one sanctioned it, but still this mark upon the world happened. Massed desire expressed itself. There is, in a way, nothing remarkable about this process. .........
What is at work here is a dialectic of force and form. The raw force of human compulsions, the lack and needs that make us move -- hunger, anger, sex, comfort, curiosity -- are translated into movements and actions. These movements and actions are not arbitrary -- some are more effective as satisfying our needs than others. ..... So certain movements and actions will be repeated more than others, and will in their repetition become established and routine. These routines, these rudimentary formation of desire, will begin to leave marks, expressing themselves as paths or even as storied about the best way to build them. These marks -- these semi permanent forms, these tangible manifestation of desire -- are what we call culture.
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