“I believe that gut feelings, the sense of balance, and spatial self-perception are so firmly coupled to our biological body that we will never be able to leave it experientially on a permanent basis.”
Thomas Metzinger
IT’S time now, gentle reader, to consider your own narrative strategy as regards holograms, no matter what your current calling may be. You may be, for all I know, a public figure of some renown. Even if you aren’t, who knows when you might be? You may be a founder, an entrepreneur, a performer – anyone, in fact, that relies on human attention for rocket fuel. Or you may be responsible for a venue space, a convention center, a new product family, a cultural destination – anything, in short, which involves audience and the bigger the better, eh? Human holograms are a fact of life in the Twenty Twenties, starting with the celebrity level and working our way down towards the rest of us humble souls by decade’s end.
“Spatial is where augmented meets AI and holographic experiences are simultaneously immediate, interactive and sequential.”