The writer Ian Frazier, visiting once to have his Olympia cured of a flagging “e”, was taken into a dark nest of metal cabinets by torchlight.

Through the analysis of the masterpieces by writer of various schools, it can be seen that a common aesthetic tendency goes all the way through these schools, i. e. the worldly aesthetic pursuit.

One writer suggests grouping games into four classes depending upon the elements of competition, chance, mimicry, or vertigo (motion alone, i. e. , teeter-tottering).