Tick Tock Tick Tock... Time and Pace

When I think of time in reality, I think that time is precious so don't waist it. Therefore, I want to do things quick but at a pace where I can enjoy what I'm experiencing and absorb what I'm doing. The way that the reality effect reinforces twitter drama is that twitter is a medium that is for instant real-time communication. Once the twitter drama is out there it's out there and therefore you and  not mediate it's content. Also the text can get different reactions and be what it wants to be without any added influence. There are also constraints on the creation of these twitter dramas with the 140 characters. I feel that the constraints give a reality effect as well , because speed up your creativity if you plan to make this hobby. If you plan to do it a couple of times give you the mindset of making a choice which is a good habit when you are dealt with all the choices to post about.

On the other hand with durationals, these type of plays use up more of your time but you have the choice of choosing whether to stay for a long time or a short time. The plays that were presented in put into play the reality of simple situations involving confessional and question and answer scenarios. The way that durationals reinforce the reality effect is how you can relate to the reality of the content that the durationals that we read about present. These plays expand the range of what you can fit in a six hours and give the opportunity to explore those details either in an audience member's perspective and an actor's perspective. Therefore, you are given more time to absorb more things that you may have may felt that were overwhelming or things from your memory that were there, but you just missed. This set plays make you more of an observer that a looker, which is an opportunity to take in more.

So the next step, would be for me is teleportation. Now let the performance come to us in a space similar to twitter drama but through teleportation, but that is technology a little ways down. . Another thought is holograms. If holograms could look like real people then yeah.