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The Flood / Re: The Concept of Full Sensory Virtual Realty
« on: July 02, 2017, 11:46:51 AM »Virtual Reality is gayHey man, whatever you do in VR is your business. Gay or not. But I'm sure it's probably going to be gay.
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The Flood / Re: The Concept of Full Sensory Virtual Realty« on: July 02, 2017, 11:46:51 AM »Virtual Reality is gayHey man, whatever you do in VR is your business. Gay or not. But I'm sure it's probably going to be gay. 422
The Flood / Re: The Concept of Full Sensory Virtual Realty« on: July 02, 2017, 11:45:25 AM »>consMaybe, but I'm not going to be the one that says it and gets my ass chewed up by white knights 423
The Flood / Re: The Concept of Full Sensory Virtual Realty« on: July 02, 2017, 11:34:07 AM »
There is just no discussuion value on this damn site.
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The Flood / Re: Series Netflix should obtain the rights to in order to continue/remake?« on: July 02, 2017, 04:52:56 AM »But like canon Artemis nudes. None of that R34 bullshit.I'm pretty sure those are already a thingI'm glad Netflix picked up Young Justice. My body is ready for Season 3.Need Artemis nudes 426
The Flood / Re: Now when I was a little boy« on: July 02, 2017, 01:22:59 AM »
Shitposts like this really do reduce the discussion value of this forum. It makes me sad
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The Flood / Re: How safe is your job?« on: July 02, 2017, 01:22:13 AM »
Wear steal toes, no loose clothing or jewelry, no gloves or long hair.. Safety glasses standard and sometimes hearing protection. Even then, you have to use common sense so you don't get sucked into a 600,000$ machine.
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The Flood / Re: post times that you've been cock blocked.« on: July 02, 2017, 01:19:41 AM »
There's a dirty diaper joke in here somewhere, but I'm not going to be the one to make it.
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The Flood / Re: The Concept of Full Sensory Virtual Realty« on: July 02, 2017, 01:16:15 AM »But I wanna play Hunger games with my friends and drive on Hot Wheels tracks! Your fear of anime obsession will not keep me from being Katniss.Cons: weebs get waifus 430
The Flood / Re: Right you are Ken« on: July 02, 2017, 01:01:31 AM »Flameo, my good man. FlameoI fell bad for this thread having no replies. Here, have a picture of SilvermistThank you my fairy loving amigo 431
The Flood / Re: The Concept of Full Sensory Virtual Realty« on: July 02, 2017, 01:00:09 AM »Maybe for games/programs with some of the less desireable sexual fantasies that are illegal in reality, there'd be a registry. That way youd have to register if you want to register if you want to play Kindergarten Streakfest 4, Vets Gone Wild or Morgue Molestor. That'd certainly be quite the deterrent.It's pretty simple. People would finally be able to live out their sick taboo fantasies on a near-facsimile basis, without anybody getting hurt or abused or pregnant or anything. The social stigma will perhaps forever be an issue for them, though.There are absolutely no cons of FSVR whatsoever as you described it, and I'd say it's imperative that we achieve this technology as fast as possible, because it would change everything for the better. It may even just solve the problem of anti-natalism, which is why I'm personally such a huge shill for it.Why not sexual degeneracy? Not disagreeing, just want to hear your explanation. 432
The Flood / Re: Right you are Ken« on: July 01, 2017, 10:40:58 PM »
I fell bad for this thread having no replies. Here, have a picture of Silvermist
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The Flood / The Concept of Full Sensory Virtual Realty« on: July 01, 2017, 10:35:43 PM »
Full sensory virtual reality in a form similar to what we see in the matrix where our bodies are completely immobile and all our senses feel is a virtual nervous system in a virtual body in a virtual world. So, for example, a user would be lying in his bed with the full sensory VR deviace and as far as he can tell, he's not in his bed but rather is on Mt. Everest figthing a bear. This form of VR is a concept that has been present in media for many years and has been the basis of much of our fiction entertainment. If it were real, shit'd be crazy, yo. Let's discuss. For the convenience of this thread, I will refer to Full Sensory Virtuals Reality as FSVR.
So let's jump into a hypothetical situation where in the next several years FSVR becomes a reality. Not only would it be a reality, but it is also plug and play. No medical procedures or bodily modifications needed in order to use it (So that means no big-ass spikes in the back of our head like in the Matrix). It is mass-produced, portable, affordable, online and accesible from home. There are no negative side effects on the user aside from what would be expected from extended periods of immobility caused by over-use. The virtual sensations and environments are vivid and realistic to the point of being borderline indistinguishable from reality but still safely detectable to those in virtual space. The games/programs come out in a timely manner comparable to the AAA game development timeframes we see today. FSVR is essentially, everything that you ever wanted it to be. Sword Art Online fanboys rejoice. Now we go into the implications of FSVR and the social and economic deveolopments in the years that would follow. SCHOOL/COLLEGE/EDUCATION: FSVR would be very beneficial to this field. Geographic limitations would no longer exists. What courses your local community college does and does not offer would not matter. You would be able to take any class remotely in a virtual and customizable learning environment. You could learn how to do anything from home. Some would say you could learn the same things online with a laptop. This is not entirely true. Those classes that require physical involvement and training cannot be done on a laptop. While learning physical skills using FSVR might not be as good as real thing because of the lack of actual muscle memory/physical training, it would still be the next best thing for those who do not have access to or cannot afford such a class in reality. In general, any course that requires phyical involvment would be more accesible if a virtual option is given. Also, if you're just being lectured by a proffesor, it be nice to be spared your daily commute and be able to learn remotely in an environment customizable to you. So yes, you can take your philosiphy class in ancient Greece. LoserPros:
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JOBS/ECONOMY: The good would most definitely extend to the job markets as well. I probably wouldn't be to crazy to assume companies and corporations would use FSVR as an asset as well. to train employess on their equipment before being put on them in reality. This would save time and money. Plenty of blue collar jobs that would actually require manual labor would be unaffected, but just the same, a great many cubicle jobs where paper is pushed and data is inputed and managed would suddeny become FSVR exclusive. Why pay for the building and office equipment when your employees can type away in a virtual cubicle and office building. Yay! Sure the nice old hispanic cleaning lady would be out of a job because all the employees now work in virtual space, but hey, virtual water coolers are worth it.Pros
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GAMING: Of course, a large portion of the benefits of FSVR would go to gaming. Gaming would be some serious next level shit. Like fuck yeah let's go drive on a Hot Wheels track and have inner-childgasms(goawayFBI). Open world, sci-fi and fantasy game would be so amazing I just can't even. Not horror though. Fuck that noise. Anyone who would play horror, especially supernatural horror, on FSVR is a masochist. As far as modern combat/ war simulators go, it wouldn't be too far fetched to think the government might impose somekind of regulation on them. Their reasons being, "Terrorists would use them to train!". While this very well may be true. It still would be nice is their were no regulation so we can have as much fun as we please. Even so, the point does seem to be valid. If someone were train extensively with a weapon in FSVR, they would obtain comprehensive mental training, but how would that transalte into msucle memory if the muscles weren't trained? Would the mental knowledge streamline the muscle memory training, making it easier? There are a great many unanswered questions and implications when it comes to a virtual nervious system.Pros:
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SOCIAL LIFE This is where things start to get weird. I don't know how far we'd be able to go with a virtual nervous system in a virtual body. Say If I were a dwarf/midget and wanted to be 6'7 purple-skinned woman, would that be something I could do and be able to feel? Let's just say yes. If that is the case, the implications would be massive. If we are able to virtually feel a body of the opposite sex with different organs, how far would we be able to stray from a virtual human physique? Would we be able virtually embody an animal and feel what they would feel? What kind of havoc would this wreak upon out minds? If things went this far, people could essentally be whatever they wanted and socializing in reality would be drastically reduced. People would be able to do what they wanted in a virtual environment with no real world danger or consequences while feeling as good if not better than they would in reality. The streets would be deserted. Virtual bars and restuarants and other social hubs with entirely fantastic settings would be prefered to reality.Pros:
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PORN/SEX Oh yes. This is where thing get real fucky. Pun intended. Porn and sex would be taken to a whole new level with this kind of technology. Really, I see almost no good to this. If there was no regulation the degeneracy would be on a level of filth that I cannot even describe. While at first, I'm sure things would be pretty vanilla(Basic virtual fucking and whatnot). I'm sure things would become exceedingly distasteful. If no laws regarding what could and couldn't be created, everything would be indulged. Bestiality, necrophilia, pedophilia, and much more would become widespread. The thought of what could happen, even with some legislation, makes me sick to my stomach. This implication alone of FSVR almost make it seem not work all the other benefits. The only good I see coming out of it is that over-population would likely be slowed as people may begin to prefer virtual sex as a safe alternative to the real thing. With the previously mentioned nervous system implication in the social life section, virtual sex may very much feel better than the real thing.Pros
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MILITARY/GOVERNMENT I think it's a given that the military would use this technology the most. They'd save billion a year by training troops with equipment with FSVR. Real world PT would still be necessary, but training with equipment and vehicles virtually would save absurd amounts of money on ammunition, fuel, and maintanence each year. While all this is fine and dandy, the Military may very well go to far and people might protest the virtual scenarios that they might train troops with. They could desensatize them to certain senses and emotions using this technology, which could be very dangerous. As far as intelligence agencies go, the possibilities of virtual torture are terrifying. In places like Guantanimo where priosners and captives could be involunatirly forced into whatever virtual environments their captors please, the things that could be done are nightmare worthy. I'll let you form your own conclusions as to what could be done in this case. Would FSVR be used in the prison system? I don't know. It would certainly solve a lot of problems but at the same time it may also cause quite a few also. Pros:
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OTHER What I have listed so far are the thoughts I've had on the subject and all the implications I can think of. Of course, there are plenty more which I'm sure plenty of you will think of. I'll be happy to hear what you all have to think of the concept. Who knows? Maybe this kind of technology exists already. I think it's alreadya given that the government is in possesion of and is developing technologically that is at least several decades more advanced than the public sector. Some believe they are even more advanced than that. If there is an occult group of people runnig the world who horde this technology and whos objectives are to morally degenerate and reduce the population, FSVR would certainly contribute to such a cause, and they very well may release it to the world. Anyway here are some more thoughts that occured to me regarding the subject. Also, please forgive my shit grammar. What do you all think of the concept of FSVR and the implications it would have on modern society?
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The Flood / Re: Series Netflix should obtain the rights to in order to continue/remake?« on: July 01, 2017, 09:53:24 PM »I'm glad Netflix picked up Young Justice. My body is ready for Season 3.Need Artemis nudes 435
The Flood / Re: Series Netflix should obtain the rights to in order to continue/remake?« on: July 01, 2017, 06:15:52 PM »I want them to uncancel Marco Polo.They probably just can't find the cast. 436
The Flood / Re: Series Netflix should obtain the rights to in order to continue/remake?« on: July 01, 2017, 05:48:30 PM »I heard they're rebooting the Animaniacs and I'm dreading it because I know they're going to ruin it. Studios have proven time and time again that they're too incompetent to do reboots correctly without shitting all over the source material and its fans.Meh. That was after my time. I wouldn't mind too much if they ruined it. 437
Gaming / Re: Since it deserves its own thread, new Ace Combat 7 trailer from E3« on: July 01, 2017, 04:32:19 PM »ace combat has a story?Shame upon the heretic! 438
The Flood / Re: Series Netflix should obtain the rights to in order to continue/remake?« on: July 01, 2017, 04:13:33 PM »noThis thread answers that question. 439
The Flood / Re: Series Netflix should obtain the rights to in order to continue/remake?« on: July 01, 2017, 04:09:44 PM »honestly a percy jackson series would be pretty cool. the movies butchered it so badly.Hur Dur mah lighting bolt 440
The Flood / Re: Series Netflix should obtain the rights to in order to continue/remake?« on: July 01, 2017, 04:09:21 PM »A Star Wars Netflix series about Imperial political intrigueStar Wars House of Cards sounds amazing 441
The Flood / Re: Series Netflix should obtain the rights to in order to continue/remake?« on: July 01, 2017, 01:57:14 PM »Well, we already have several comics, which I think are basically canonized fanfiction. But it is something.We need a direct sequel about Aang bringing a broken world together after he ends the Hundred Years War.avatar would be coolWe need an Avatar sequel with guns. That'd mix things up a little. 442
Septagon / How do i change my settings so the OP is at the top of first page in a thread?« on: July 01, 2017, 01:23:50 PM »
Halp. Haven't been here in ages. Forgot how to use.
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Gaming / Re: Since it deserves its own thread, new Ace Combat 7 trailer from E3« on: July 01, 2017, 01:22:23 PM »
So all these wars happen in the same world with the same countries but do they happen in the same timeline?
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The Flood / Re: Series Netflix should obtain the rights to in order to continue/remake?« on: July 01, 2017, 01:19:06 PM »avatar would be coolWe need an Avatar sequel with guns. That'd mix things up a little. 445
The Flood / Series Netflix should obtain the rights to in order to continue/remake?« on: July 01, 2017, 01:11:25 PM »
Avatar:TLoK or a sequel series
A new Code Lyoko show How Wheels Acceleracers Annything Halo Anythying Mass Effect Country Mouse and City Mouse Adventures Original Teen Titans Star Wars Game of Thrones Anything StarGate I'll add more as I think of them. What do you all think Netflix should obtain, remake, or continue? 447
The Flood / Re: Should I get one?« on: June 26, 2017, 08:34:45 PM »
Do they have the fleshlight pocket?
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The Flood / Re: Something I've been wondering about Big Hero 6« on: June 26, 2017, 08:32:42 PM »It hurts doesn't it. I'm pretty sure in the end when the portal is falling apart, he shields her with his arm for a moment. In GoGo and Wasabi's bios, they each mention each other and the are the only bios out of all of them that mention another character of the group. There's no denying it. They were fuckingPretty sure she was fucking Wasabi. the positioning of the group in the movie always have those two together. Glances and such. 449
The Flood / Re: Something I've been wondering about Big Hero 6« on: June 26, 2017, 07:18:39 PM »Pretty sure she was fucking Wasabi. the positioning of the group in the movie always have those two together. Glances and such. 450
The Flood / Re: Something I've been wondering about Big Hero 6« on: June 26, 2017, 06:25:02 PM »'MuricaThey're based on a very much darker Marvel comic. The Disney flick they basically go on to be an all human paw patrol |