The possibilities are endless – imagine a project on environmental issues taking place across continents.
You could imagine a project where the alternative evening served a related but distinct play, this time written from the perspective of the Scientist.
The rest of us must imagine a project like Mr. Chin's by reading descriptions of it and studying photographic and video documentation, ephemera and publications.
As the New York encampment wound down, he imagined a project called the Occumentary — he would drive to Occupy protests around the country, live-streaming the whole time.
Honestly, it's difficult to imagine a project like mine getting much traction anywhere else! It's very interdisciplinary, bringing together power system modeling, energy economics, education theory and game design.
"I can't imagine a project more important than this one in the world, really," says Mr. Walker, 71, a small-framed man decked out in stark back-and-white (he insists he wore the kind of kooky, black-framed eyeglasses that are currently mandatory regalia for designer types long before they were in vogue).
Imagine a project manager in charge of building a mountain road.
It's hard to imagine a project like this flourishing anywhere else.
The truth is, it's hard to imagine a project like this ever really being replicated.
This project is so specific to the space, to this setup that it's hard to imagine a project along the same lines, but in a different context.
