Card: Ace of Air One Night In Bangkok
Answer: One Night In Bangkok is an anomaly in the NWT - it is not properly-speaking New Wave. Rather, it was a song sung by the actor Murray Head from a concept musical about chess. Chess is a tiny self-enclosed system, and the simple answer to the question is the capability mentioned is accomplished because Truth in its broadest sense is itself a self-enclosed system. Air is the suit of ideas and ideals, and the further one delves into this area, the more one realizes that logic and thought aren't as pure or airtight as they think they are. One Night In Bangkok is a weird hit song, sung by an actor who recorded records in French, and which was lifted from a pun-laden stage show about intellectuals - it's the exception that proves the rule. Grey matter's pratfall, the pun, is a variation of as above, so below and, like a koan, allows for a lateral osmosis; what reason insists is self-enclosed, like chess or Truth or reason itself, is actually porous. As with fractals, by looking closely at the microcosm, one sees the macrocosm.
One town's very like another
When your head's down over your pieces, brother
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