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In Class Assignment: Media Tech in the Next 50 years

2020: The future of tech will be more advanced, the introduction of 8 k in both cinema and games as well as a commercialized full introduction into VR. We will begin our race into the completely digital era. Androids will be more common in the service industry. I think we will still be experimenting on a medical level with grown organs but it will not be in mass production until later on in the next 20 years or so. I think for my industry specifically VR will become more and more mainstream with more and more gaming hubs and arcades appearing as one of the new entertainment systems. 2030: VR is fully implemented and by this time we will being completely connecting to a virtual world or there will be some sort of major virtual component to our lives. I believe we will implement chips that make automation easier as well as contacts and or glasses that make it. Gaming will be pushed to more of an incorporation of everyday life and becomes even a further form of escapism. 2040: Hologra

The Distance of the Moon

This was definitely an interesting short story and one I was not expecting.  I personally found it hard to get into and was surprised to find out just how weird it kinda was in a way. The short story itself is basically a love tale but more referring to both the moon and the earth and the main character and their cousin involved with it. Sitting down and trying to munch through this short story was difficult for me because I just found how the writing came across as overly verbose and almost as if the author was trying to write a slam poem yet intertwined with a story. Honestly, I didn't enjoy it. then again I like the concept of it and the main rudimentary idea in a story of when you have something you cannot appreciate it as when it leaves. I think that rains true in real life and not just in the works of fiction.  I am not sure either because if I am not mistaken the author is Italian so knowing the culture I can definitely understand why he chose to make a love story of sorts a