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I agree with looking back and it looking like a crazy way to solve the problem. However, I do think these solutions are critical to achieve the brain injected s
by martin-adams 8y ago
I agree with looking back and it looking like a crazy way to solve the problem. However, I do think these solutions are critical to achieve the brain injected sensation.
Since advancement of technology is usually derived from adoption of older technology to fund the new advancement, this solution is a great way to prove that people actually want this type of immersive experience. If they do, the race is on to lower the cost and improve the convenience. Without it, we probably wont see much.
I see 3D glasses as the same. The idea that people would wear glasses to watch a 3D movie is crazy when you consider that we already see 3D without glasses, and the solution should therefore be in the TV, not on our face.
Or taxi drivers in a world where cars drive themselves.
- mrec 8y ago> The idea that people would wear glasses to watch a 3D movie is crazy when you consider that we already see 3D without glasses We already see 3D scenes without glasses. The problem is tricking ourselves into seeing 2D scenes as if they were 3D.
- SlowRobotAhead 8y agoThe day we have brain injected sensations... is the start of the fall of society. You think we can handle that kind of leisure? We're failing at posting pictures and oversharing information because of the dopamine hit.
- martin-adams 8y agoI agree, right now we wouldn't be able to handle the effect. I feel it will take new generations who will be able to handle it. Much like movies today are more intense, fast paced and pushing the envelope that 30 years ago. Not saying it's right though.