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6 11, 2016

Virtual Reality and a Vicarious Existence
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Virtual Reality and a Vicarious Existence

By Joram Piatigorsky|2021-02-28T13:32:47-05:00November 6th, 2016|Categories: Blog, Perpectives|Tags: Brazilian-French film Aquarius by Kleber Mendonça, Presidential Election, The Apprentice, vicarious existence, virtual reality TV|0 Comments

Last night I saw Aquarius, a Brazilian-French film about an elderly lady, Clara, who wouldn’t sell her apartment to developers, even though every other apartment in the building had been sold. There were no occupants left and the building was decaying. The developers tried every trick to get her out, but she stood firm. She [...]

2 10, 2016

The Useless Machine
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The Useless Machine

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The Useless Machine

By Joram Piatigorsky|2020-04-07T20:22:32-04:00October 2nd, 2016|Categories: Blog, Perpectives|Tags: Amanda Knox Documentary, Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton, Iran deal, NAFTA, New York Times, Presidential Debate, Ross Douthat, The Useless Machine, virtual reality TV|1 Comment

Like millions of people, I watched the Trump/Clinton presidential debate the other night. I learned very little new, but was happy to see, in my opinion, boorish Trump scrunched in every category, starting from the first sentence when he asked permission to call Clinton Madame Secretary to his last-incoherent rant about trade as an answer [...]