Douglas Rushkoff stated in the Program or be Programmed, Chapter Fact [2010]: “Digital technology is biased against fiction and toward facts, against the story and toward reality.” which I don’t really agree with.
Human experience is a series of never-ending, overlapping stories bumping into one another in expected and unexpected ways. No one will have any access to preview the results of those experiences are bumping together. So there will be a space to support people’s thoughts, and that space is fiction.
This is a sci-fi poster that shows one operating future technology will involve many in the city. People will be able to charge their smart device by wireless connection in a dislocated space. It’s a very different perspective for the future digital communication, a subjective existence of imagination.
Here is what I got.
Lyni Yang 