This is conveniently done by means of a written instrument, called a bill of exchange, which is, in fact, a transferable order by a creditor upon his debtor, and when accepted by the debtor, that is, authenticated by his signature, becomes an acknowledgment of debt.

So—we offered a cup cake a day for life to anybody who would find us a better word than the word “market.”[…]She wrote to say that the Farmers Market defies description and asks why we don’t just keep on referring to it as the original Farmers Market and send the cup cakes to some home for under cup-caked children.

All the colours of poetry, however splendid, can never paint natural objects in such a manner as to make the description be taken for a real landskip.

If the collective subjectivity of children appears 'human', it is only inasmuch as that biopolitical humanity is on the horizon of complex hybridly formed connections across the social, the technological and the natural.