Stadium card stunts and the art of programming a crowd
Briefly

Card stunts, in which a stadium audience holds up colored signs to make a giant, temporary billboard, are like flash mobs where the participants don't need any special skills and don't even have to practice ahead of time.
Michael Littman's new book, Code to Joy: Why Everyone Should Learn a Little Programming, is filled with similar examples of how the machines around us operate and how we need not distrust an automaton-filled future so long as we learn to speak their language.
Read at Engadget
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