Great concept, but so trippy in its narrative that it was often incomprehensible. Maybe that's the part of the point, that AI embedded into people will be impossible to disentangle, or that the advancement of technology is like putting humanity on a dizzying Mad Tea Party ride, but regardless, I think a little restraint would have made this ten times better. The quiet moments (like "Parenting is programming") were far more interesting than the spew of jargon or the various surreal moments, and the interactive experience complete with merchandising sounds even less like my cup of tea. Had promise, but ended up a mess.
Review of Life After BOB: The Chalice Study
