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Not really. I built exactly this product at Xerox 10 years ago. Sadly it deadpooled :(
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I think non-fiction graphic novels can be used this way. Part of Unflattening by
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right because even if you could very cleanly publish nonsequential thinking, you’d likely find that everyone in the audience would immediately start reading it all in the wrong order and misinterpreting it. same problem as trying to do narrative in VR. can’t direct attention
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sandbox-type videogames provide a nonlinear environment, but there’s no conceptual framework to minecraft, only raw materials/rules for enabling nonlinear play. if you tried to embed a “point”, it’d still end up as “find the scattered clues and put them in the correct order”
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if you had the right lexical components you could do that on one of those VR paint/magic brush applications. VR A3 Thinking, if that's your style. You're halfway to Qabalah at that point though
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There is this thing called a "web" with "hyperlinks" that may help you publish a map…
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4-D network paragraph structure would certainly help.
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Cmon
@vgr you know that reality is the opposite - distilling the nonsequential nonlinear random universe into sufficiently concentrated narrativium to bring about the conscious singularity...Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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