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"Visitors considered five multiple-choice questions,
and programmed their answers into their Thinking
Tags. Whenever two people came face-to-face, their
tags exchanged data. Each tag had five light-emitting
diodes (LEDs); for each question that the two people
answered the same, one LED would light green. For
each question where they disagreed, one LED would
light red."
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Does anyone remember little pins with 2 LEDs (green/red)?The idea was that a green light would mean talk to me, red = not interested.
These were a fad in the 80s and I cannot remember the name of those things. They were little square pins. Driving me crazy.....Thanks!!
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March 31, 2009 01:48 AM
Are you sure your not talking about this experiment from MIT? "Visitors considered five multiple-choice questions,
and programmed their answers into their Thinking
Tags. Whenever two people came face-to-face, their
tags exchanged data. Each tag had five light-emitting
diodes (LEDs); for each question that the two people
answered the same, one LED would light green. For
each question where they disagreed, one LED would
light red."
http://www.research.ibm.com/journal/sj/353/sectionc/borovoy.pdf
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March 31, 2009 06:01 AM
What I was referring to was a simple novelty item. But thanks for the reply
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