Showing posts with label virtual reality. Show all posts
Showing posts with label virtual reality. Show all posts
Thursday, 11 August 2016
Augmented Reality Gets Too Real
Once upon a time, gods and angels came unto the people in the night and had their way with them. Later, demonic succubi and incubi were the culprits. More recently, sinister alien Reptilians and butt-probing Greys did the deed. Today, these strange hauntings have adapted to the shifting zeitgeist, and a woman in Moscow claims to have been raped by a Pokemon.
Labels:
dreams,
psychology,
sexuality,
technology,
virtual reality
Tuesday, 21 June 2016
Virtual Reality and the Holocaust
A "virtual Holocaust survivor" who lived through an extermination camp and a death march will now be educating children by "upsetting the viewer’s sense of comfort."
The interactive hologram and associated artificial intelligence answers questions with selections from 25 hours of footage of Pinchas Gutter, creating a vivid and convincing testimony intended to "jolt another world into your own."
Historical investigation of the event remains verboten.
The interactive hologram and associated artificial intelligence answers questions with selections from 25 hours of footage of Pinchas Gutter, creating a vivid and convincing testimony intended to "jolt another world into your own."
Historical investigation of the event remains verboten.
Labels:
censorship,
education,
history,
imagination,
narrative,
perception,
propaganda,
psychology,
technology,
virtual reality
Wednesday, 20 April 2016
Space-Awe For Health
The replicability of the overview effect, whereby seeing the Earth from space induces a life-changing sense of wonder, could lead to virtual reality awe machines. Alternatively, this may just tell us that those who go to the heavens come back lighter.
Labels:
atheism,
consciousness,
cosmology,
evolution,
health,
mysticism,
nature,
parapsychology,
psychology,
religion,
science,
technology,
virtual reality
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