How should we start an “Alternate Reality”?

Computer Graphics International offer information about latest conferences provided in Germany and for online audiences in Computer Generated Images (CGI). The topics are distributed in the home page and are distributed in a prolonged list of incredible interesting and very important information that is absolutely necessary for today’s Internet innovations. For example, Prof. Gross presents Physically-Based Animations, which has been creating “visual representations” since the mid 90’s. “Gross has developed numerous algorithms for the physically-based animation of material effects such as fracturing, as well as stable, real-time deformations”. He has lately worked on “efficacy”, “fluid simulation algorithms” and other irregular methods. Some of the CGI’s home webpage topics that could interest many following real life and entertainment in the “virtual reality” media could be “Visual and Augmented Reality”, “Physically Based Modeling” and “Point-Based Graphics”.

In 1995’s film Batman Forever, nominated for the Oscars for Best Cinematography, the actor Jim Carrey represents a particular character; The Riddler who could be described as the controversial and most “maniac” of the all, since is what he played. In one scene, while employees demonstrated the owner (Bruce Wayne) their work and “visions”, he not only makes astonishing but also incredible “eye” opener comments and arguments about the “virtual world”. Bill Treasurer has written a blog just about half a day ago that states, “How women could work more courageously would be useful to their attendees”? It is a serious question that should be considered in every aspect since women are still undermined to almost any man around the world.

Men still believe we are living in their all creating and ruling world; when the fact is that women are the one’s doing the “hard work”. The truth about power in between gender classifications is that to really obtain it and gradually demonstrate we have it, a “cold stone heart” is needed. It is totally inevitable to feel empathy towards others, especially when we find “associations” to one another. He emphasizes this point at the fifth paragraph about women's leadership challenges when he starts to write about how “actual” women feel about things and lists these in bullets. He, being a man, can always find new and inspiring points of view, but in the end it would take up to actually interviewing one of those women to express the feeling.