holodeck rule
holodeck rule
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NGL I expect this may genuinely happen to a VRChat user at some point
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I feel like I've read stories of people freaking out falling asleep in their headsets and waking up not knowing what was going on for a little bit
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All I will say is those aren't just isolated stories. Even I've been guilty of thinking staying in the headset is genuinely more comfortable than waking up to reality.
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not like you need VR for that lmao, if i've binged a game for too long i'll wake up the next morning wondering where my inventory is for a few seconds, before remembering that reality exists
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I wonder if vulcans have a bit of uncanny valley when they have to see the snooty version of fantasy elves
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Yeah... malfunction...
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Why specify the number of legs? I would assume most coyotes are in fact four-legged.
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As opposed to Mr Wile E.
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did they ever actually show of imply that the holodeck can modify you beyond putting stuff onto you? because i don't feel like that's part of the idea
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Look, I believe you're right, but at the same time, wouldn't it be cooler if it could?
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Reminds me of the book Beyond the Veil of Stars. People travel between worlds by putting their minds into alien species, some of which are quite foreign (e.g. a rodent with multiple bodies), and folks get pretty messed up.
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