Hypertext...who are you?

After reading Landow and Deleuze and Guattari's text I learned quite a bit of information. For instance, I learned that hypertext is a fundamentally intertextual system. It has the capacity to emphasize intertextually in a way that page bound text in books cannot. I honestly feel as if hypertext goes well into the change of generation. Since many people prefer to click links instead of flip pages it was a good idea for hypertext to expand. Scholarly articles have began to expand into the non electric form. This becomes more accessible for the people who may need it and do not have to worry about the scholarly articles being torn or destroyed. Landow also said that hypertext provides an infinitely recenterable system whose provisional point of focus depends on the leader. The leader also becomes a truly active reader. In my opinion, this is an important and positive affect of hypertext because you want people to become more in tune with what they are reading. It would increase the reader's comprehension skills and the awareness of the content. I feel as if hypertext makes the people actually want to read mainly because the author creates the text and the reader keeps recreating it . 

      This can create a whole new text everytime a different person reads it and clicks in the links because the links will direct them to certain pages. This is a very interesting conept of reading because we can be told to read "The Hungry Caterpillar" but with it being a hypertextual piece it will allow different people to read the story in a different way. This explains why hypertext transforms any document that has more than one link into a transient center. 

      Hypertext teaches us that we can start off with one thing and end up with another. Hypertext transform and changes . However, rhizomes establish connections between semiotic chains,organizations of power and circumstances  relative to the arts . Deleuze and Guattari's gives us an example that rats are rhizomes. Unpacking that example I can see why that is so because rats do not must appear they come somewhere and then it's the drainage and sewer and the sewer leads to all the water supply in the world. In a way rats are symbolic for the semiotic chains.  

Meta pictures and hypertext connects with class because they both are dependent on the audience, who uses them and how they use it. If these two aspects are being used in the for, of poverty or wealth for that matter, it speaks on its class.