Visualing Poetry With 1960s Computer Graphics - AT&T Archives

[@SailorMaxie]

Nobody:
My printer when running a calibration test:

[@CynthiaMotianMcGuirl]

Notes by Paul Motian and a note from Van Der Beek to Motian are available on the Paul Motian archive. jazzcloset.blogspot.com/p/archive.html

[@92Roar]

Anyone else feel like they just unwittingly participated in the alpha prototype MK Ultra?

[@NortelGeek]

DO NOT QUESTION GOVERNMENT GOD. BUY ULTRA. BUY NAOMI.

[@kaeltkottmir]

Cool background music

[@Traumaqueenamy]

Heavy drug use in the 60s and 70s combined with experimental computer graphics and psychedelic art produces a hell of a trip.

[@rickknowlton9990]

My dad was pretty straight and narrow. I'm not sure about Stan though.

[@Poodleinacan]

1:16 Missingno in the background...

[@TizedesCsaba]

As I can remember this was in the A. K. Dewdney article from the end 80's / beginning of 90's Scientific American magazine?! Crabs eats windows in Bell Labs?! Or something similar...?!?

[@citrusui]

Thank you for this.

[@surveyork9]

5:39 Copyright year is incorrect; it reads "MCMLXXI", which is 1971, instead of "MCMLXVI", which is 1966. Typo.

[@joshgellis3292]

I love computer history, I really do- I feel seriously interested to know however, were any of the people in charge of this messing with LSD, mariguana or even cocaine or what?!

[@DiegoBergia]

Thanks so much for this! Any chance you have Poemfield #5 to share?

[@CinemaMediaStudies]

Thanks for this! One question: the film is dated as 1971 & labeled as Poemfield #2, but in the description #2 is dated 1966. Which one is correct?

[@WaverVr]

I wonder what music they like?
Me:

[@DieMasterMonkey]

Omfg.

[@atjshow]

"visualing"?

[@IARRCSim]

Visualization inspired by Jackson Pollock.

[@plaguex1]

Mkultra stuff 100% considering ATTs stance on these projects

[@IARRCSim]

I think that computer consumed a little too much sex, drugs, rock & roll. It also appears to have a nasty case of reefer madness.