The Death of Reality
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Claims that collective stories die as technologies remake them: asserts EEOC interpretation of Title VII in 1964 ended anti‑LGBT employment, cites the 19th Amendment (June 1919) and a landmark interracial marriage ruling as past reality deaths, and argues mobile social media causes a death of privacy while XR enables persistent AR filters, avatar economies and digital immortality. Names Scope AR, Stryver (boosting retention from 10% to 75%), Tribe VR, Infini/Arcona, Ventana and a projection mapping piece by Nobumichi Asai and Yoshihiro Watanabe shown live to ~8,000.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00The evolution of reality
- 2:26Storytelling and technology
- 4:53Modern digital disruption
- 7:15The impact of XR technology
- 9:44Identity in a digital age
- 11:51Democratizing education
- 14:25Digital immortality
- 16:08Ethical responsibility
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