The Best Sentence of the Day

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Sunday, March 26, 2006

Best Sentence #21

If anyone besides Ian Bogost can guess what the 3 terms alluded to below might be, you win a prize. Plus, I would be mind-boggled.

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These terms traditionally have been used interchangeably in the ubiquitous computing literature; here, however, I want to suggest that allowing each term to represent its own body of work offers significant critical benefit.

posted by Jane | 10:54 PM

2 Comments:

Blogger Caleb said...

Uhh.... immersive, interactive, and...uhh... ubiquitious?

I've got no idea..


Keep at it!

12:11 PM  
Blogger italianesco said...

May I offer a word order suggestion?
[in brackets]

To my ear,

"[Traditionally,] these terms have been used interchangeably in the ubiquitous computing literature; here, however, I want to suggest [...]

sounds better...

1:02 PM  

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