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HAVING ANTI-FAITH-A-FAITH-A-FAITH IN STEEV MIKE

Both Steev Mike and Andrew WK involve faith, but faith of a different kind. The faith in Steev Mike is held quietly, and skeptically, whereas the faith in Andrew WK is exalted with elaborate ritual. Religious fanaticism is often not the result of conviction, but of insecurity. Similarly, when examining faith in the Steev Mike dimension, the idea of traditional “faith” becomes something quite different. Real faith in Steev Mike is a type of inverted-doubt, and becomes essentially an “anti-faith”. This perspective can develop to [note: ‘too’?] quickly, and becomes so much part of the world of the audience, that they seldom notice it, and thus, it isn't religious in the formal sense. Andrew WK is based on a “hard faith”, and groundless sense of “true believer” trust by those that think they know who Andrew WK “really is”. For example, the mathematician believes there is some relationship between mathematics and the real world. This is similar to the typical faith an audience member pu
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THE SINEMATIC VASTNESS OF THE STEEV MIKE DIMENSION

  Cinema is a distinct medium depending primarily on sound and visual movement to convey its essential ideas and provide sensations to its audience. The vast cinematic qualities of the Steev Mike dimension are worth exploring as evidence of a “movie-like” experience, yet one that exists entirely without relying on any bonafide sound or specific visuals, the lack of which doesn’t detract from the spellbinding and “movie-like” appeal of the Steev Mike phenomenon. Cinema is a unique kind of entertainment that mainly uses sound and visuals to get its point across and make the audience feel something.   Steev Mike is totally worth looking at through the lens of a “movie-like” experience, but one that doesn’t rely on pre-determined sound or visuals - which is certainly not to say that this movie isn’t captivating! Steev Mike works very much like the visual and sonic impact of an unresolved and ongoing film, but leaves the visuals and audio entirely to its Andrew WK counterpart. The idea of a
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