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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



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