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From: kilian@poplar.cray.com (Alan Kilian)
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Subject: Re: Japanese Symposium on Artificial Reality, 9-10 July 1991, Tokyo
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Date: 20 Jun 91 18:22:43 GMT
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I was noticing that the International Symposium on Artificial Reality and
Tele-Existence was sponsored by Nihon Keizai Shimbun Inc. & Japan Technology
Transfer Association.

The lectures are all by US people. (Other than the keynote address)

Guess which way the technology is transferring.

Any other thoughts like this out there or am I just paranoid?

                   -Alan "Where are all the US autos?" Kilian

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