In the past I've found that philosophical concepts's best ally is architecture. By this I mean that if you can transpose a concept into a metaphor that deals with buildings and infrastructure, you've got a good chance at seamlessly communicating with city dwellers. This, I think, is better than using an analogy of a car, which has a vibratory, almost sexual (thank you, marketing) reaction to the general populous, because buildings are static. Both their exterior and interior are visible to some extent even if you are a serf or lord in the American feudal system.
So I got a few of these Funambulist Pamphlets as hard copies that are like primers. Very easy to read, with poignant imagery and hip designs.
#whatareyoureading and #whatareyousharing ?