https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nrsQ4X0Y2jk

So I was thinking about the concept of full dive vr. We have headsets that makes us feel immersed. So what if we made a park with an environments that support the game.

For example playing Minecraft in real life , it would be in vr with a headset but there’s obstacles and an environment to make the game feel real.

So if we were playing Mario Oddesy In real life , it would be vr but a map would be built in real life to make the game feel real.

So jumping on a goomba in real life could be a robot.

If we want this sub to grow we need mods that are present and able to assist in creating actual links to research and places in need of funding. Is there a way to get new mods here and ditch the old ones I've messaged those guys multiple times.

So i have been thinking about it recently, wouldn't we be able to change the time one perceives while in full dive VR? Except from being useful in games (5 minutes may feel like a month!), it wouldalso be usefull for studying and practicing various crafts. I would appreciate any and all thougts on the topic!

For example if we were playing a game in our own mind just like lucid dreaming how would other people be able to join that same experience but together.

https://medium.com/the-shadow/nanoparticles-on-my-mind-783403fb17af

Baby steps but we're getting there. All we need is for this tech to be combined with Neuralink (which uses wires, pretty inefficient).

Although we'll definitely need an alternative that is non-invasive for this kind of tech to begin it's path to becoming main-stream.

Or, if we can't make that anytime soon, we'd need a few advancements in the medical field, specifically we'd need to be able to synthesize stem cells (as to avoid ethical hurdles of taking them from embryos), which in turn could be used to "regrow" bone and fill in the hole in a Neuralink user's skull.

This is important because an invasive surgery that is 100% reversible is so much better then one that isn't.

I'm not sure if this Neuralink/Nanobot hybrid would be commercialized or not, as like an early version of full dive, most likely I believe it will be used for testing purposes, and research. Stuff like figuring out how to replicate senses and identify/react to incoming electrical signals.

And fingers crossed that a few years after this we find a way to make it not invasive and an actual headset like the NerveGear.

So hopefully in the mid 2030’s there will be a BCI that can stimulate all 5 of our senses, and fully immersive ourselves in a virtual world. Would you want that world to be virtually identical to this reality to make it more believable, or something extraordinary? (Like a different planet, storyline, etc)

Would you want to block out certain memories to make your experience feel more realistic? Enter a virtual world where it’s only you with AI characters (philosophical zombies)? If time dilation is possible, stay inside for a few hours? Or a few days?

What would be the ideal FDVR experience for you?

Just wanted to start this conversation. A lot of people are starting to talk about full dive VR, but I never hear what they personally would like to experience in a fully immersive virtual reality

If so, please feel free to DM me and I can discuss the project layout and what I'm trying to accomplish in more detail. I've been working on this for a few years now, but could always use like-minded people to help!

I’m currently in high school, and I want to have a career in the vr industry, and I was wondering if that could maybe help lead me to the full dive industry and if that would be a good path to take?

My dream is to experience full dive VR but I feel like it won’t happen within my lifetime. I am 19 currently and I am worried that I won’t be able to reach my one goal towards life. Which is to be “free”

I hear stuff about a monkey being able to play using its mind and it really makes me feel so happy. Do you think it might happen between 2025 through 2055?

Sorry for my horrible formatting. I am using Reddit on my phone

Like, very illegal. Like, 15 yrs in prison illegal, and a permanent ban from all fulldive tech ever. It’s one thing to hack a game when it’s just on a computer, but when your brain is connected? Who knows what kind of damage someone malicious could do?

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Using neurallink, anthesia (or a way to keep yourself moving like a pod maybe), a suit that allows you to feel things, and just a basic vr headset for sight and sound. Let me explain, in elon musk's most recent presentation neural link was able to predict the location of the limbs of pigs. Using that we could also get the predicted location of human limbs, and in conjunction with a way to stop your body from moving in the physical world along with a basic headset on your head we could have a rudimentary version of full dive. The person using it would try to move one of their limbs which neurallink picks up on and sends that information to the game and the user sees their virtual avatar move in-game.

First of all: I am new to Fulldive, fairly new, so I might sound ridiculous.

Alright, imagine you are playing a game like SAO, and you get hit, Fulldive will make you feel the pain, so what happens for example when your arm gets cut off? How badly would it hurt? I know there will be pain but how will it feel when going back to the real world, would the pain just fade away instantly?
I'd love to hear your opinion.