Books have a longer time dimension, but it’s generally unauthored. Books often take months to read. But they almost never have an *authored* time dimension like that of films or plays. The days and weeks are rarely specified by the author the way minutes are by a filmmaker.
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A close (but philosophically far more radical) counterpart of the quasi-improvisational "game" of I LOVE BEES is John Archibald Wheeler's variant of "20 Questions," in which the outcome is produced jointly (and unpredictably) by questioner and answerer:http://bit.ly/2H9360w
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ARGs are such a great example.
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The unique feature of I LOVE BEES is that its "players" were not themselves aware of their participation in a designed experience, and pursued no externally defined "winning conditions" or "goal." Their actions were driven purely by social curiosity.
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