Imagine using a continually updated text-based system in 
which one, by typing out descriptions of oneself and one's 
activities, and in turn reading the descriptions of others 
and their activities, simulates the experience of being in 
strange an unearthly places doing all sorts of imaginative 
and even not physically possible activities.

Now consider Spindizzy, a product of modern design and 
the latest in scientific engineering.  Our electronic 
brain, called a 'computer,' makes it possible for people 
from all over the world to participate without learning 
the tedious punch-card skills and assembler instructions 
that older, less sophisticated systems demand.