MIS(S) Presentation Notes - Nathan Shedroff
MIS(S) Presentation Notes - Nathan Shedroff
MIS(S) Presentation Notes - Nathan Shedroff
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What about narrative?<br />
In cinema, every scene must establish something new (implying change, advancing the story).<br />
Interface, technology, and sex are prominent enough to take the focus off the story those scenes.<br />
So, what changes: the interface fails (we see a lot), or the sex itself has to have meaning. You<br />
canʼt really have a scene where two people have sex successfully through an interface because<br />
itʼs pure tech-porn and canʼt advance the plot (unless the tale is specifically and only about<br />
seduction or developing the tech in the first place). Sex needs to drive the story in cinema but in<br />
the realworld, sex is the story. Essentially, sex breaks SciFi storytelling. But there may be<br />
something more fundamental at work here…