What could we believe about entertainment today if innovative scientists, rather than creators, had anticipated its progress? Perhaps virtual concerts are standard because a physicist suggested their possibility decades ago. Maybe interactive narratives, where audiences shape the plot , are popular due to an early research into viewer behavior. It�

Imagine such time where we could copy the being into some virtual realm. Such prospect poses profound issues about existence. Would this virtual mind actually be the same person? Perhaps it be the simulation, lacking essential characteristics that constitute our being? The moral consequences are immense, possibly reshaping the perception of reality