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Note: This is for a project. Everything fictional.

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@objectivity Congrats! Looks like you’ll get to enjoy Thanksgiving after all! Perfect timing too, my turkey is done!

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@postmodrob Ha…spoken like a true post-modernist…

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Touché. But it’s still a game. You played Reader Rabbit as a kid, didn’t you? You were being force-fed Phonics without a word of complaint.

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How can you not be engaged with a game? It’s Tetris! People love Tetris.

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I definitely agree that the interaction with the project is a very key element that they really should be careful not to overlook.

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@art2think That goes back to positive feedback then, right? Since they’re reinforcing the benefits of using less energy…

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@envirosound Problem with that is developing an algorithm. Doubt they could accurately project energy consumption @ this point.

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@postmodrob indeed…

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@objectivity They’re displaying concrete data according to their own views of it. Sounds subjective to me.

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@envirosound That’s true. I’d be interested to see the end result and how much of the advice we gave them made it into the project.

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@postmodrob oh I know how that goes

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@art2think What would you prefer, dress ducks as tetris pieces and train them in the proper configuration based on a random social cue?

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@envirosound I really liked the Tetris group, actually. It would be hard to find a way to physicalize what they’re trying to display.

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@envirosound was impressed, but some were too physical for my tastes. Computer-based is definitely the way to go. Esp. at their skill level.