But mean spend on online content (below £2 a month) is far less than tangible, real-world content (£5 to £20 a month).
— you can't help but notice that, to date, crypto hype and promises outweigh actual tangible real-world adoption and accomplishments by a very, very large margin.
As mentioned above, in common parlance when talking about VR or virtual environments, what is referred to are environments that are computer-generated instead of made up of hard scenery and tangible real-world props.
As we spend more and more time online, as our virtual interactions increase, so too does our appreciation for tangible, real-world experiences — especially those that arrive via the mailbox.
These programs, many of them funded by U.S. tax payers through USAID, produce tangible real-world examples of what is possible.
It's not as if there were tangible, real-world signs that getting the Senate to pass a Keystone bill had even the thinnest potential to change the course of the Louisiana Senate runoff.
After all, research reveals what many, including CGI America participant Youth Radio, already know -- that tangible, real-world opportunities make youth less apt to drop out of school and also more marketable to employers.
Any online organizer worth his salt recognizes that his job isn't to get people to "like" a page on Facebook, but to empower people to take tangible, real-world actions: making phone calls, knocking on doors, attending rallies, hosting house meetings, and donating.
It blends entertaining spy capers with a tangible sense of real-world jeopardy, as the serious business of defining personal and national identity throws both the fear of change and a desire for it into sharp relief.
And in recent years there's been a rise in the number of manufacturing and engineering-oriented summer camps, each of which aims to inspire and equip youth with tangible and exciting real-world experiences.
