Spencer Noland sez:
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>is this a theory.
>i do not know.
>but i would like to know who feels these things.
>
>everyone must have at one point tried to imagine what some one who they
>communicate to by the computer looks like.
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>
>
the key word here is imagination... much of the communication (using
the word loosely) is at a very superficial level, more the
equivalent of television 'sound bites'... trivializing more than
creating anything of substance...
architecturally, closer to those false stage sets which look like
rows of real houses/buildings, but which have doors that open
to unenclosed space...
Larry Boswell (al252@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx)
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Larry Boswell
>
>is this a theory.
>i do not know.
>but i would like to know who feels these things.
>
>everyone must have at one point tried to imagine what some one who they
>communicate to by the computer looks like.
>
>
>
the key word here is imagination... much of the communication (using
the word loosely) is at a very superficial level, more the
equivalent of television 'sound bites'... trivializing more than
creating anything of substance...
architecturally, closer to those false stage sets which look like
rows of real houses/buildings, but which have doors that open
to unenclosed space...
Larry Boswell (al252@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx)
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Larry Boswell