1. Why does Elkins choose to open a piece that is intended to open peoples' minds with a waking dream awash in paranoia and confusion?
2. Is the key to appreciating the extraordinary in the every day simply a matter of knowing what to look for?
3. Are we to believe that we also benefit from understanding the "badness" of the world that might be hidden right before our eyes? That is to say, are we better off because we can no longer romanticize the galloping of a horse because we now know the true nature of its movement?
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