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 ==== Experiential Futures ====
-(the term Experiential Futures was coined by [[http://futuryst.blogspot.com.au/|Stuart Candy]] in his disertation [[http://www.scribd.com/doc/68901075/Candy-2010-The-Futures-of-Everyday-Life|The Futures of Everyday Life]]
+The term Experiential Futures was coined by [[http://futuryst.blogspot.com.au/|Stuart Candy]] in his dissertation [[http://www.scribd.com/doc/68901075/Candy-2010-The-Futures-of-Everyday-Life|The Futures of Everyday Life]] to describe a range of formats complementary to the predominantly intellectually focused exploration of images of the future in futures studies (and beyond). From what we could find so far, experiential futures comes the closest to our ideas about [[prehearsing the future]], a link we hope to deepen in  Future Fabulators and elsewhere.
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 From [[http://www.scribd.com/doc/68901075/Candy-2010-The-Futures-of-Everyday-Life|The Futures of Everyday Life]] by Stuart Candy
+More quotes and reading notes from Candy's thesis can be found [[the_futures_of_everyday_life|on this page]].
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 http://sdn2010.ch/images/Conference%20Book%20Swiss%20Design%20Network%20Conference%202010.pdf
-=== Futurematic ===
-<blockquote> Futurematic is a design jam to fill a vending machine with artifacts from the future. Participants will conceptualize and execute designs for the objects, focusing mostly on packaging design and rapid prototyping as ways of exploring possible futures. The jam will also include an opportunity to play the Situation Lab’s brand-new imaginary objects card game, “The Thing from the Future.”</blockquote>
-https://www.facebook.com/events/519240228193820/?ref=22
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 see also [[possible futures parallel presents]] and [[prehearsal methods]]