In the space of a few generations we have technologised our bards and camouflaged shamans that have been created over the course of five thousand years of history. In order to imagine differently we have created, and then set against each other all the various media, and then by virtue of our own fantasy have started to accompany them backwards, from flint to silicon, and then to cross them thus swiftly covering with our memory new technological ground, lowering consumer costs and facilitating access to creativity and skills in their own spaces in a confused, hap-hazard and improvised fashion. The resulting harvest has not been without fault. For this reason we have created new and free territories where we can learn the art of telling and learning face to face, peer to peer, our stories in order to consume goods, emotions, and time. That is where we are now. Continuously stimulated by new technological breakthroughs, in a non-space that lies between the space of goods and the space of knowing, as theorised by Pierre Levy ten years ago.