did you take too much acid or something?

Lifelike LED structures? Like, what?

God? Which one? The one who watches us masturbate?

is this sub getting dumber by the day?

J F C .

for corporates only? why would you think that?

behavior is not consciousness.

have you not read any science fiction before? this basic idea has been written about for decades already.

>Use Neuralink to make a digital clone of a colony builder’s mind

lol, whut?

https://www.foodandwine.com/white-house-chef-says-coffee-will-be-scarce-science-6890269

gen z proves that having access to limitless educational resources does not result in people learning how to utilize that access or even wanting to. You're right, it's going to be the opposite of what OP imagines.

more proof that this subreddit is getting dumber by the day.

pick one or the other.

would you rather pay for it?

you get what you ask for.

> Having interests on any meaningful level is counted as a symptom for autism.

sorry, but you're clearly delusional.

> the current definition of autism

what do you think that is? where are you looking for the definition? how is it a failure? what should the definition be?

given your "joke", you never really quite developed those skills, dude.

almost like there's a spectrum...

>I'm saying don't push it on people if they don't want it.

who is saying or suggesting that? why are you leaping to conclusions about some sort of forced "cure?"

maybe do a little research about what the autism spectrum is before opening your mouth next time?

why are you jumping to the conclusion that all people with autism will soon be forced against their will into pressure chambers?

i don't think they're suggesting or demanding that all autists are should be forced into pressure chambers...

>Is everyone who is not completely oblivious to the world around them and everyone who has some moral reasoning autistic?

wtf are you talking about? nobody but you think this.

pretty much. Until we get wet-wired, VR/AR is a no-go for mainstream.

and? It's still a headset and no one is going to be leaving their house wearing one. Nor will people be sitting around on their couch for hours doing the same.

Yeah, people don't understand that we've been here before and failed. As long as VR/AR is a mounted headset, it'll never go mainstream. Personally, i think there's a way to transmit directly to the optic nerve through the temple without surgery.

gee, ya think?

This tech has been around since the early 90s.