Jane McGonigal

So this is probably Dator's Law.

So I recently read Imaginable by Jane McGonigal.

That's Dator spelled D-A-T-O-R.

The book she's talking about is by Jane McGonigal spelled M-C-G-O-N-I-G-A-L.

No relation to the professor at Hogwarts.

Okay.

They'll fill you in what happened.

But what they started, so Jane McGonigal, who's the director of the Institute for the Future, started to get all these emails from these people who did this thing like lo-fi, forum kind of like message posting and stuff.

So there was no...

You know, we all got sent to a bunker with hazmat suits or anything like that.

I think it was like five days or so, but every day would give you a prompt of like, okay, now this information has come to light.

What do you do next? And yeah, anyway.

So 12 years later, 2020 rolls around and, you know, Jane starts getting, who's Jane, sorry, Jane McGonigal, who's the director of the Institute for the Future.

She starts getting all these emails from people being like, hey, I did that thing like 12 years ago.

There's this professor that's essentially the one that started it 15 years ago.

Her name is Jane McGonigal.

Her book is called, I think the Rules of Play or something, but her name is Jane McGonigal.

Yeah, and we'll check it for the show notes.

Yeah,

We talked about his five love languages this past year in one of our episodes.

Marcus Buckingham, Jane McGonigal, Ken Blanchard, Daniel Pink, James Clear.

The list goes on.

So I love this idea of bringing...