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Group Intelligence

Posted on June 24, 2012

Group Intelligence is part art, part science experiment: a flash mob-inspired interactive experience in which the crowd joins together to simulate the beginnings of life. The audience takes part in Group Intelligence by following instructions delivered through MP3 players. Along the way, each audience member is instructed to perform specific actions: the audience in effect both creates and experiences images of the creation of the world and the emergence of life.

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Posted by David on Tue 7/3, 3:53pm

Marvelous

Posted by Joanne Sciulli on Wed 7/11, 12:26am

This was super fun! Thanks A&I!

Posted by Christine Tibbetts on Thu 7/26, 11:16am

I certainly have new ideas to drop into conversations. Never talked about chemical evolution much before, but Group Intelligence opened new thoughts along with all the fun. Keep thinking big on behalf of all of us Out of Hand.

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