> In Realtalk, most of that code falls away – provided that you represent your objects as individual physical pages. Once you have physical pages, you automatic

> In Realtalk, most of that code falls away – provided that you represent your objects as individual physical pages. Once you have physical pages, you automatically get the operations of the physical world: placing and picking up objects, moving and grouping objects in space, pointing objects at each other, and so on. This was the key part that helped me click into what was special about what Dynamicland was doing. Instead of implementing lists, it just relies on the physical world to "implement" lists for you.