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[edit] Horizon Metatrends Horizon Metatrends communication between humans and machines the collective sharing and generation of knowledge games as pedagogical platforms computing in three dimensions connecting people via the network the shifting of content production to users the evolution of a ubiquitous platform

[edit] Horizon Metatrend: Evolution of a Ubiquitous Platform

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