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Robert Praxmarer proposes the concept of "Mindbending Software Inc.", a psychological conditioning tool disguised as games for children. It would brainwash kids while they play. He acknowledges receiving angry feedback calling it degenerative and demanding it be stopped. Praxmarer's work also explores mixed reality theater, using real world data and perspectives in play, and investigating new interfaces between real and virtual experiences. His goal is to create new playgrounds and ongoing research at the intersection of play, technology, and human experience.
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