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[sample] 02:23 - Man's achievement is to have created a world of the mind, of the intellect and imagination, which is as real in its way as any actual country on the map. Sir Karl Popper, in one of his most important papers, calls it "the third world," or World Three. The first world is the objective world of things. The second world is my inner subjective world. But, says Popper, there is a third world, the world of objective contents of thoughts... Teilhard de Chardin called this "third world" the noösphere-the world of mind.
[source] - New Pathways in Psychology: (Author: Colin Wilson, ISBN: 0575013559)

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(live 93) : monologue from Paris, Texas, a movie by Wim Wenders, with Harry Dean Stanton talking to Nastassia Kinski, soundtrack by Ry Cooder. "They were in love with each other. the girl was...very young, about 17 or 18 I guess. and the guy was... quite a bit older. and he was kinda raggedly and wild, [and she was kinda beautiful]"


Colin Wilson talks about Pierre Teilhard de Chardin's noosphere & Karl Popper, prolly from BBC or something.

the flute at the beginning is from Tony Scott's "Is Not All One?" on Music For Zen Meditation (Verve 817 209-2; 1983; original release: 1964).

also supposedly samples Soldiers of The Long March by The Guo Brothers & Shung Tian (from the album "Yuan" (Real World 11,1990) and Bliss (Real World 69, 1998). (?)

at 11.52 (album version), the vocal bit is from the song "Each One Dub" by King Tubby Meets Rockers Uptown, produced by Augustus Pablo.

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