LEDSun, Jun 22, 2008 I was reading the Unthinkable Futures (a small game Brian Eno and Kevin Kelly played to loosen up our expectations of what might happen in the near future) and see this "Conceptual Trend" by Brian Eno:
"Traveling as a process enjoys a revival. People abandon the idea of "getting from A to B" and begin to develop (or re-discover) a culture of traveling: semi-nomadism. Lots of people acquire super new faxed-and-modemed versions of the mobile home. It becomes distinctly "lower-class" to live in a fixed location. Fast forms of transport come to be viewed like fast food is viewed now — tacky, undesirable, fake."
I was reading the Unthinkable Futures (a small game Brian Eno and Kevin Kelly played to loosen up our expectations of what might happen in the near future) and see this "Conceptual Trend" by Brian Eno:
"Traveling as a process enjoys a revival. People abandon the idea of "getting from A to B" and begin to develop (or re-discover) a culture of traveling: semi-nomadism. Lots of people acquire super new faxed-and-modemed versions of the mobile home. It becomes distinctly "lower-class" to live in a fixed location. Fast forms of transport come to be viewed like fast food is viewed now — tacky, undesirable, fake."