Wildman262..
All this... What is it? An on-line video Arcade? That's fine. It appeals to those puerile of mind enough. However, there are timeless games that don't come and go with the latest version of software improv. They're games of long standing and enjoyment. Games of Logic, Tactics, and Strategy. They take time to learn. And people may pay for a lesson in time to learn them as one would learn music by the hour. Imagine... taking a music lesson .. on-line. Lessons on-line!
Not just an Arcade of childish games. Rather, real-moment, real-see-and-hear teachers giving lessons on-line! From personal tutor to personal student. Overcoming the tyranny of geography.
I know.. sounds like Star Trek... But, there are many masters of mind whose "intellectual property" they will offer to their protege and protegee. Not as the dunderhead's think-not-tank imagine. For only business to business (whatever that means)purposes. Instead, for pleasure, leisure, art, eye and ear, one-on-one education and fun... Oh my God! What am I suggesting? Another non-sensical application for our WAVEMETER! Not only can one "play games" on-line for a price-per-the-hour. One might attend a University without having to travel by car to get there. Videoconference education. It's popular already in cooking programs on TV. Though, Jeff Smith is not handing out degrees (and never will) as he can't taste your pineapple-upside-down cake on-line. However, one can test for less important things than food.. such as mathematics, philology, the general study of the universe and the concept of God..... There are thousands upon thousands of masters just waiting to give lessons! A meter will act as truant officer to make sure your kid shows up for class. How 'bout that! If your child does not behave, then you can always threaten the tyke with hopping the bus and spending 6 to 7 hours of torture in the public school system.
Sincerely,
Marty |
