Difference between revisions of "Wavyverse"
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| − | A neural mental medium developed in 2054 in which people can compose and share dream-like experiences directly to each other’s nervous systems. A private mental space in the Wavyverse called a "conflux" is owned and controlled by a person, in which they have the ability to conjure objects, scenarios, emotions and physical sensations at will. | + | A neural mental medium developed in 2054 in which people can compose and share dream-like experiences directly to each other’s nervous systems. A private mental space in the Wavyverse called a "conflux" is owned and controlled by a person, in which they have the ability to conjure objects, scenarios, emotions and physical sensations at will. A conflux enters into another in Wavyverse by “leaking” in; analogous to how sound or light leaks into a space. Physical movement is more minimal in the Wavyverse than seen in real life, as the technology requires that the brain updates only what is minimally necessary to see, hear and feel. |
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| − | A conflux enters into another in Wavyverse by “leaking” in; analogous to how sound or light leaks into a space. | ||
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| − | Physical movement is more minimal in the Wavyverse than seen in real life, as the technology requires that the brain updates only what is minimally necessary to see, hear and feel. | ||
Revision as of 18:21, 14 May 2021
A neural mental medium developed in 2054 in which people can compose and share dream-like experiences directly to each other’s nervous systems. A private mental space in the Wavyverse called a "conflux" is owned and controlled by a person, in which they have the ability to conjure objects, scenarios, emotions and physical sensations at will. A conflux enters into another in Wavyverse by “leaking” in; analogous to how sound or light leaks into a space. Physical movement is more minimal in the Wavyverse than seen in real life, as the technology requires that the brain updates only what is minimally necessary to see, hear and feel.