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From: reppert@stsci.EDU (Peter Reppert)
Newsgroups: comp.society.futures
Subject: MONDO 2000
Keywords: 'New Edge'
Message-ID: <2281@sol.stsci.edu>
Date: 21 Feb 91 03:39:16 GMT
Organization: Space Telescope Science Institute, Baltimore, MD 21218
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 A reading jag led me to pick up issue #3 of probably the
most curious magazine I've ever seen, MONDO 2000. It deals 
with the future of computers (among other things) from a 
"Cyberpunk" perspective.
  It's published in Berkely, and was spawned from something 
called Reality Hackers. Not having logged in to the Net in
ages, I'm probably the last one to have heard of MONDO 2000. 
But in case I'm not, I thought I'd mention it. How many magazines
survey their readers on what technology they'd like to see become real
and give out their email addresses? (Which poses the inverse MCI
mail question - if you're on internet, can you send a message to 
someone on MCI mail? How?)
   If you have read MONDO 2000, what do you make of it?
		-Pete

"I'm in astronomy because I took up space in school"


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