The next presentation I went to that day was a paper session with Jayne Gackenback and others who didn't show up. So Robert Bosnak filled in. Only a few people came. Then Stephen Aisenstat and Gayle Delaney came in and it became one of those special events where it felt like the future of the world was being planned. We got very creative in exploring what the Internet penetrated world would look like in the next decade or so.
Young women tend to like chat rooms over video games.
But again, the key feeling seemed to be the notion that the screen interface we use now will soon collapse and the Net will be everywhere, the world will be quite alive. I'm looking forward to the dream journals that will automatically generate a movie of my dream. I hear it was aired in Hawaii last year and is now available for general purchase. The film focused on the current folks in the area doing dreamwork and on a kind of collage of Stewart and Noone's journey. It seems clear there are people doing dreamwork there, but just what it all means is very unclear to me as a Westerner.