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Putting a virtual traffic light on a small bike path on the island Terschelling in the Netherlands, was an attempt to trigger the attention cause and effect cycle starting with the most difficult one of the 3: the impact. This light was aiming to be a virtual item capable of having an impact on its local physical surroundings. \n
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