Natasha demonstrates the passionate dictatorship of the proletariat.... striking rigid terror into those manufacturers of ecological and polluting boredom alike.


Indirectly we see why the technology of the automobile automates the driver's mission (self-sacrifice) and not what matters in life: "direct-drive" or authentic living everywhere, taking emissions beyond what confines them.


Natasha's orgasm on wheels is the revolution of everyday life defining itself without any planned limits on smileage.

What holds Natasha back?  The linearities of boredom: unimaginative dots on cyclical maps and a roadside filled with too few socially consequential hitchhikers.  

 

Lust for Life
http://home.teleport.com/~rasputin/Lust_for_Life.htm