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| You: You could have more than one "wikipedia", one to please every taste. | |||
| Arnold Adams: I believe there is no technology that is viable to invest
in unless it has that kind of future proof intelligence in it Arnold Adams: in which it grows with you Arnold Adams: thats why I talked about semantics above Arnold Adams: which is clearly what is lacking on the web right now Arnold Adams: As you said in the document you are biased by a bunch of things Arnold Adams: what you ate, how much you sleep Arnold Adams: well when I hit search for X, I'd like the system to take those biases into account and intelligently present me with material relevant to my opinions and state of mind |
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| You: yes, since the markup isn't set to one and only one set of markup, as in the semantic web, you don't have to make political decisions about who has a voice and who doesn't | |||
| Arnold Adams: I see Arnold Adams: Well thanks for taking the time to present this to us |
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| You: everyone gets to talk, no matter how weird you think they are, you
can ignore them if you wish, it's your choice to create or use filters You: you are welcome You: May I have your permission to put this discussion on the Internet in other places? |
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| Lee Enfield: may I give it to my comrade with the remotely similar project? | |||
| Arnold Adams: Anonymously yes if you can | |||
| You: of course | |||
| Lee Enfield: I'll leave your name out if you wish, Arnold Adams. | |||
| You: I will change your names to anything you request if you wish | |||
| Lee Enfield: I do not care if you use mine. | |||
| Arnold Adams: Well thanks again, and Good night, Jack, Lee and Kipp Arnold Adams: yes thanks |
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| Kipp Patton: Thanks for coming Kipp Patton: and I hope there will be more of this topic to come |
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| You: and you have my permission to quote me or add this to your blogs, etc. | |||
| Arnold Adams: Ty | |||
| You: good night, and thanks | |||
| Lee Enfield: Thank you very much for everything sir. | |||
| You: you are welcome. | |||
| Lee Enfield: I am as always quite hopeful for the future! | |||
| You: I am glad you enjoyed it. | |||
| Kipp Patton: smiling | |||
| You: me too | |||
| Lee Enfield: may I contact you in future then, sir? | |||
| You: yes | |||
| Lee Enfield: Thank you very kindly. | |||
| You: and on the hyperworlds website You: are many other ways to contact me, if you wish |
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| Lee Enfield smiles | |||
| You: any other comments or questions? | |||
| Lee Enfield: Perhaps I shall IM you or use the web site. Lee Enfield: It is an introduction, so I cannot add too much at this time, I think. |
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| You: OK, I will look forward to it | |||
| Lee Enfield smiles perhaps we may discuss it in future. Lee Enfield: I am picturing it in three dimensional diagrams... Lee Enfield grins wryly |
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| You: yes, I plan on having more discussions You: yes, I would like to create something in SL to help do that |
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| Lee Enfield: brilliant sir! Lee Enfield beams |
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| You: it would be difficult to show it's interactivity without some heavy scripting | |||
| Lee Enfield: it is one of the under or un-used strengths of SL I believe... Lee Enfield: Kinetic 3D diagrams... |
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| You: but it could show what some views might look like You: yes, there is much potential there. Especially in teaching math and science |