Since the clues are based on the creator's obsessive knowledge of 1980s trivia and gaming culture, this futuristic pursuit is of course also an exercise in nostalgia, packed with pop-cultural references from Space Invaders to John Hughes movies.
But its power is amplified by its relationship to actual events from its creator's childhood — and by the player's knowledge of that relationship.
Depth, size, texture, and interactive complexities of this physical object was perceived differently in its physical form than in its digital intrinsic information that could provide additional knowledge about the creator's meaning and intent or purpose of construction.
Grouped loosely under the heading "the knowledge society" and sometimes "the knowledge economy", they portray the university not just as a creator of knowledge, a trainer of young minds and a transmitter of culture, but also as a major agent of economic growth: the knowledge factory, as it were, at the centre of the knowledge economy.
Escalating national concerns about student interest and retention in science and the need for science graduates to apply concepts in creative ways have renewed the urgency for college students to move beyond being simple consumers of knowledge, to being creators of knowledge (President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology, 2012).
One traditional division of architectural knowledge promoted by architectural historians, theorists, and practitioners and focusing squarely on creator's knowledge has it that there are two basic kinds: the theoretical/historical and the practical (J. W. Robinson 2001).
Even Superman's name reflects his creators' biblical knowledge.
We should aim to be the world's leading open innovation hub, a magnet for scientific endeavour and creator of public knowledge.
The state as creator of the knowledge economy.
Britain should become the world's leading hub for open innovation, a magnet for scientific endeavour worldwide and a creator of public knowledge.
Oppenheimer became the embodiment of a new scientific persona: the creator of new knowledge who publicly explored its political and moral implications.
