It 's a m pragmatic approach , uh , at the moment.
How exactly does the data collection work ? Do they have a map , and then you give them a scenario of some sort ?
OK. Imagine you 're the  the subject. You 're gonna be in here , and somebody  And  and you see , uh , either th the three - D model , or uh , a QuickTime animation of standing u in a square in Heidelberg. So you actually see that. Um. The uh , um , first thing is you have to read a text about Heidelberg. So , just off a textbook , uh , tourist guide , to familiarize , uh , yourself with that sort of odd - sounding German street names , like Fischergasse and so forth. So that 's part one. Part two is , you 're told that this huge new , wonderful computer system exists , that can y tell you everything you want to know , and it understands you completely. And so you 're gonna pick up that phone , dial a number , and you get a certain amount of tasks that you have to solve. First you have to know  find out how to get to that place , maybe with the intention of buying stamps in there. Maybe  So , the next task is to get to a certain place and take a picture for your grandchild. The third one is to get information on the history of an object. The fourth one  And then the g system breaks down. It crashes , And
a At the third ? Right then ?