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<p>Created page with &#039;===Google as Oracle=== Search as &quot;ask the Oracle&quot;. Turned off, an iPhone looks like a oracle pool from mythology. Like magic: turn it on, &quot;tell me about China.&quot; Done. In this …&#039;</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>===Google as Oracle===<br /> Search as &quot;ask the Oracle&quot;. <br /> <br /> Turned off, an iPhone looks like a oracle pool from mythology. Like magic: turn it on, &quot;tell me about China.&quot; Done. In this way, the iPhone functions as a scrying pool. Scrying is a term used to describe an object used to tell the future by using a reflective object or device. While the iPhone does not tell the future, it can show a scene from another place – or another time zone. Watching events happening real-time in Iran where the time zone is ahead of the West Coast of America is like looking a few hours into the future. <br /> <br /> The iPhone is a powerful object because it is a mutatable, redefinable form. The screen of the iPhone can turn into any object. It can transform into a bubble level, flashlight, or fart machine. The liquidity of its surface allows it to be anything, instead of the former limitations of tangible, physical interfaces. <br /> <br /> Computer wizards really are wizards in the most literal sense. Administered devices. Code as magic spells. Code books and libraries.</div>

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