What if we do about entertainment today if pioneering scientists, rather than marketers , had anticipated its development ? Perhaps holographic concerts are commonplace because a physicist suggested their practicality decades ago. Maybe interactive narratives, where audiences shape the plot , are widespread due to an early study into viewer behavio

Imagine such time where humans managed to copy the consciousness into some virtual realm. Such idea raises deep issues about self. Would the virtual persona truly be the same person? Or it be a simulation, lacking your aspects that make up our selves? The philosophical consequences are huge, possibly altering our perception of life and death. Futur