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I find Byrne's explanation unpersuasive, but I love that he knows about the history of Melville and it's evolution in the culture from obscurity to fame.
"Speak not to me of blasphemy, man; i would strike the sun if it insulted me" this quote has stuck with me since the first time i stumbled through the book. It took me years to understand it. Even after learning it's meaning I find it comforting.
JERRY HARRISON is from my city- MILWAUKEE- there is an arty theatre that shows the film on the big screen every year- and JERRY HARRISON is always there- and sometimes DAVID BYRNE- too!!!-
People asking "how could we as humans do this" either reeeeeeeally weren't paying attention or they were drinking some excellent Koolaid. But it does also show the dangers of that type of thinking.