Celia Pearce has been a games designer, as well as a theme-park ride designer.

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Norman

http://www.todayandtomorrow.net/?s=avatar+machine

It's essentially a full bodysuit that is fitted with a wide angled camera on the back which provides a direct video feed into the eyes of the wearer, creating the illusion of being a character in a third person video game of reality.

-David

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Found artifacts from the future

check out this project- 'Post-Gravity Art'

http://eyebeam.org/events/postgravity-art-syntapiens

Stanislaw Lem

Hey,

here´s a link to the first few pages of one of my favourite books when it comes to paralles worlds (Stanislaw Lem "The Futurological Congress"),

it touches a lot of issues we have talked about like utopia-dystopia, bleeding through and clearly a very new use of medication

http://english.lem.pl/works/novels/the-futurological-congress/66-a-look-inside-the-futurological-congress

AT&T YOU WILL

AT&T predicted the future in 1993 pretty well.