Katz Experiment #1 (Score 1)

I didn't really understand this article. I don't know if I'm just stupid or something, but I just couldn't figure out what Katz was saying about interactivity- I couldn't see how showing the inner workings of something is interactive- it sounds more like post modernism to me. Anyway, I decided that I would translate the beginning of his article into French, then into German, and then back into English with Babblefish to see if it could make heads or tales of it. Here are the results:

Oscarcast Sunday night could be the usual length, inquiry and affair individu congratulatory. But there were the different characters, which are mutual effect regarding contents, not simply the means of supply begins to creep in same this arrogant culture. Read more.

If you could remain aroused by infinite posturing and the infinite friendship demonstration, Oscarcast likewise indicated the increasing effect of the mutual effect on the culture and creativity of small ways.

Excluded the fact that the stencil of more Oscars marked, any film excluded the American beauty of large winner, was obvious it that the producers of the exhibition have for the first time at least incorporate one of the primary principles of the mutual effect: open the doors and let the persons within the process see.

Nope. Doesn't make a darn bit of sense. But it sure is a lot funnier!
-JeremyT
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