this is great! I suggest we discuss the future of TOPLAP using this
system...
It's good to recognise the live coding inherent in parliamentary bodies and
other unruly mobs who vote on their own voting procedures; thought I guess
that the consequences of such actions don't usually go backwards in time to
alter previous votes... a democracy in Julian's new historical space time
might have strange implications!
(the more humans are involved with rules, the more political it might get;
an overly political live coding audiovisual performance might happen soon
enough!)
As discussed on the side at the festival (and related to much political
legislation), perhaps a further human live coding step is legal live
coding, carried out during people's trials. Lawyers have been practising
specifying actions in minute detail, and whilst they don't (and in some
cases can't) always succeed in pinning things down perfectly, they may have
some interesting tactics we could look into.
--On 26 July 2007 11:55:09 +0100 alex <alex_at_lurk.org> wrote:
>
> Been meaning to link to this for a while:
> http://whowantstobe.co.uk/?p=1
>
> alex
>
Received on Thu Jul 26 2007 - 11:30:59 BST