Author Topic: The first virtual reality technology to let you see, hear, smell, taste ,touch  (Read 9554 times)

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Offline Skadi

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When it comes to replicating "reality", I thought smell would be the toughest thing to get right.

I agree. Smells like chocolate and grape I'd assume would be easy to copy, but they aren't. They always smell wretched and end up reminding me of car fresheners, or porn stores :P

Similar to a concept used in some therapies for treating extreme trauma, PTSD a few of which even shown a high success rate in treating Viet Nam vets. This could have some very beneficial applications.

That's an amazing point :)

I must have Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind' confused with something else, I thought Ben Afleck was in it.

*snorts* (loudly) No idea why. For some reason when I read that, picturing him in that movie popped into my head....and was hilarious.

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...hands Skadi a tissue to mop the tears of laughter....

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Skadi wouldn't be Skadi if she wasn't, well,....Skadi.  ;D
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anyone of you ever read otherland? this article reminds me a lot of it

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no. should I?  ;)
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