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A counter factual history of Eames & IBM, 1964-2015. / What if IBM and Eames 1964 Worlds Fair Exhibit Think led to significant investment in multi-perspective technology? This counter factual history investigates and re-imagines differing technological, social and political perspectives resulting from a speculative fork in history. Delta imagines a world in which there is no single perspective, but multiple. ![]() Think, IBM's Pavilion at the 1964 New York World's Fair by Eames Office. ![]() A counter factual time line of Eames & IBM's relationship ![]() Eames Delta multiscreen interace/ IBM Think Cognitive System ![]() Eames Delta multiscreen interace ![]() News story from multi perspectives ![]() Prototype of Eames Delta multiscreen interace ![]() Prototype of Eames Delta multiscreen interace ![]() Gestural user interface commands ![]() Deconstruction of an argument from multi perspectives ![]() Cognitive Systems at Play poster, Eames & IBM, counter factual history ![]() Counter factual history as exhibit ![]() Detail of counter factual history as exhibit ted@ted-hunt.com | @_ted_hunt | |