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"We were essentially being shell-shocked by rapid change. That was one of the things you needed science-fiction writers for back in the Sixties, because we could cope with the future."
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I don't see why this would be difficult to do, particularly with a cable or DSL internet connection costing ~$40 per month. It would reinforce your global brand identity, and give everyone a chance to see and be seen.
I want to know why there is no Convenience Store Cable Channel. We have the bandwidth; why can't I just endlessly people-watch from the comfort of my den?
Compare to this uniquely insightful idea from Ray Cummings in his 1932 story Wandl, The Invader - the Mirror Grid Multiple-View Surveillance Panel. Comment/Join this discussion ( 0 ) | RSS/XML | Blog This | Additional
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