Theodore Decker commentary: ‘Pokemon Go’ phenomenon makes more sense than ECOT maneuverings

This week I learned that there are people walking among us who are subsumed by fantasy and play by their own set of rules. I could be talking about “Pokemon Go,” the mobile gaming sensation in which players hoof it for miles, guided by GPS to animated monsters that appear through the app with real-life settings as their backdrop. You “capture” the monsters, take pictures with them and train them for fighting other imaginary monsters. But I’m talking about something