Or, would a thawed out Walt Disney use Facebook?

8. ...and Better Things
Or, would a thawed out Walt Disney use Facebook?

9. Sidenote) Ce n'est pas rien

18. Sidenote) Ce n'est pas rien
Map & Territory Relation
• Perception always intercedes between reality and
ourselves
• What is on the paper map is a representation of the
retinal representation of the man who made the map
• An infinite series of maps
• The Diary of Tristam Shandy, supertasks, NP

19. A) Halcyon (Beautiful Days)

41. A2) Stuck in the Tardis

42. A2) Stuck in the Tardis
•A couple things to note about time travel
1.One huge philosophical qualm
2. Replication vs. Replacement

43. A2) Stuck in the Tardis
So you get bored one day, make a branch of
yourself and send it back six months in time...

44. A2) Stuck in the Tardis
You are now concurrently living two lives but which
one is your life?

45. A2) Stuck in the Tardis
Regaining singularity...
1. Rebase secondary onto master
2. Conflicts
3. Rewrite history

46. B) The Biggest Party Ever

66. B) The Biggest Party Ever
Predicaments within Social Armageddon
• Who do you talk to?
• Who do you follow?
• How do you act in a room devoid of social context?

67. B) The Biggest Party Ever
• Character limits enforce transitory snippets
• Does not increase Social Capital
• In six years, would any of it make sense?

68. C) Looking glass, darkly

81. C) Looking glass, darkly
"Welcome to the
Hollywood that never
was and always will be."
- Michael Eisner Disney Hollywood Studios Orlando - 1989

82. C) Looking glass, darkly
Heterotopia
Capable of juxtaposing several spaces that are in
themselves incompatible. Like a zoo, or a mirror.
To dumb it down, absolutely real and unreal.

87. C) Looking glass, darkly
Simulacrum leads to
Hyperreality
United States is heaven, history is a decoration,
Colonialism was fun and those other people are
cute, it would just be nice if they were more like us.

88. "We not only enjoy a
perfect imitation, we also
enjoy the conviction that
imitation has reached its
apex and afterwards reality
will always be inferior to
it."

89. B2) Zucking with You

90. C) Zucking with You
Gilded Pastiche
• “Ifwe only wanted to be happy it would be easy; but
we want to be happier than other people, which is
almost always difficult, since we think them happier
than they are.”
• Opposite of the news, hence the “Like” button
• Bullet-pointed, Disneyified lives

91. B2) Zucking with You
We will look back and actually believe and
internalize that all these events, and just these
events, happened?

92. D) A Resolve

93. D) A Resolve
• Real thoughts, memories and ideas
• Not trumped down to bullet lists of activities
• We can be comfortable with being ourselves, whether
ideal or otherwise
• Encourages and enables an open dialog for all of its
members

94. <3 Thanks