Many parents worry about the amount of games their children play as they grow older. They think that they should be outside getting exercise or studying more.
There
are hundreds, if not thousands, of hobbyists and non-programmers who make digital games outside of the games industry's model. There
are lots
of tools that
allow people to make and
distribute games without ever having written
a line of code and without
having to pass through publishers' gates. In years to
come, there will be a lot
more tools.
We have a real, innate desire to see our dreams come to life. Video games can help us understand our potential to become the gods and myths of our imagination.
The couple thumbing their smartphones while ignoring one another, the moviegoer texting while his smartphone’s screen blinds us, and the person who can’t stop messaging long enough to keep the checkout line moving are all suffering from FOMO.
Costumed activists are engaging ideas of self and community on the online Super Hero Academy taking place this month.
Evolution, life, mind, and the technium are infinite games.
Their game is to keep the game going. To keep all participants playing as long
as possible. They do that, as all infinite games do, by playing around with the
rules of play. The evolution of evolution is just that kind of play.
While the innovative projects at CERN laboratory might revolutionize
our communications technology, the new LHC particle accelerator could
also potentially change our reality into a bizarre parallel universe.
RU Sirius is a writer, musician, and one-time presidential candidate best known for co-founding and editing the early '90s psychedelic cyberculture magazine Mondo 2000. In this interview, RU explores Open Source politics, transhumanism, and the wisdom of Robert Anton Wilson. "There's this group mutation that seems to have grown out of the counterculture – a new and possibly evolutionary, collaborationalist mind-meld."
Jackee talks to Louis Schwartzberg, director of Fantastic Fungi, about inspiration, psychedelics, and more in this episode of Delic Radio.
The 5th Drone Cinema Film Festival, featuring cutting-edge digital media artists working in dronge, glitch, and industrial ambient sound art, owes its existence to Kim Cascone. Best known for musical compositions, Kim released more than fifty records since 1984, and his indie label Silent Records serves as a cutting edge digital distribution hub for electronic sound art.
Terms and Conditions | Privacy Policy | Shipping and Refund Policy| Contact
Copyright © 2020 Reality Sandwich
Reality Sandwich uses cookies to ensure you get the best experience on our website. View our Privacy Policy for more information.
