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XIX.3 May + June 2012
Page: 60
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Circles and props


Authors:
Kristina Andersen, Danielle Wilde

How will you go about finding that thing the nature of which is totally unknown to you? —Meno, from Plato's dialogue (in Solnit [1]) Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic. —Arthur C. Clarke [2] It is almost impossible to imagine what lies ahead. What will the future bring? How could life be different? The OWL project is an evolving interrogation of how we might imagine technologies that do not yet exist. How can we support the emergence of radical future technologies that reflect and respond to our personal desires? Asking someone to imagine yet-to-be-imagined technologies puts a…




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