Sci-Fi Short - El Camino

The visual effects have the vibe of seventies Maplin catalog cover art! I loved that stuff when I was a kid, and I used to wonder why, if artists could realise still images of scenes like this, why there weren't more sci-fi movies. I guess the answer is just that there weren't enough Mexican universities offering masters degree courses in video game development.

Now if only we had better video games for girls, we could make sci-fi movies depicting utopian futures on earth, ... Then we would surely be a few steps towards realizing those imagined futures. See Palmas y Espacios Publicos, Evening Photos then Honkin' Truckers and Civic Spaces, Revolutions and Resurrections.

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I didn't post this earlier, because I was afraid that Edgar might be watching it in his spare time. See Elias and I. That would be OK if this was done in the context of a caring rehab project. See Candice Horbacz Talks With Andrew Gabelic.

What I am trying to get at here is that if we take the experience of the individual ego as living in a kind of controlled hallucination then the step to understanding the timelines that exist within that joint hallucination is not such a big one at all, and the problem Andrew Gabelic sees of human beings not being capable of understanding the nature of the big picture is not such a big problem. But you have to get scientists to understand the importance of taking consciouse experience and the causal agency of consciousness as real. See this essay I wrote in 2010 on the relational semantic interpretation of quantum theory.