14 Mar 16
Originally posted by NoEarthlyReasonI'm still trying to navigate the first life. The last thing I need is to explore a virtual reality. Sounds like escapism to me. But that's just me. Oh well! 😉
Any tried this? What did you think? I find it fascinating as a modern culture phenomenon. I hope I can find some time to explore and analyse it.
Fascinating article here: https://www.good.is/articles/second-life-communities
14 Mar 16
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Originally posted by NoEarthlyReasonYou know those helmets and body suits they're developing? Where one can experience a virtual thingy? Reminds me of the old Star Trek holodeck. It would be extremely interesting if one could do recreation in such a thing. I have no doubt science will one day develope it. Maybe.
There there.
14 Mar 16
Originally posted by josephwWhat is a 'thingy' and what do you refer to with the word 'recreation'? I find your language is often impossible to decipher — may I ask where you are from?
You know those helmets and body suits they're developing? Where one can experience a virtual thingy? Reminds me of the old Star Trek holodeck. It would be extremely interesting if one could do recreation in such a thing. I have no doubt science will one day develope it. Maybe.
14 Mar 16
Originally posted by NoEarthlyReasonRecreation. You know, fun activities.
What is a 'thingy' and what do you refer to with the word 'recreation'? I find your language is often impossible to decipher — may I ask where you are from?
Thingy- an apparatus. 😉
San Diego originally. Lived everywhere from the gutter to the mountain top.
14 Mar 16
Originally posted by NoEarthlyReasonHaven't been there since the 1950's. If you don't like congestion stay out of Southern California. I was in and out of California in the 70's and 80's. Took a vacation in 04 to visit my old haunts after an absence of 17 years. It was unrecognizable. Extremely developed.
Any recommendations for tourists in San Diego?
Used to go up into the mountains frequently when I lived out there. The deserts too. I'm incline toward remote areas. I doubt if there is still access to most of the places I used to go.
The beaches and boardwalks on the coast are interesting. If you like crowds. Expensive.
14 Mar 16
Originally posted by josephwI can cope with congestion and crowds. Expensiveness less so, but that could change 🙂 . I looked at some pictures, it looks like a beautiful city with a great climate.
Haven't been there since the 1950's. If you don't like congestion stay out of Southern California. I was in and out of California in the 70's and 80's. Took a vacation in 04 to visit my old haunts after an absence of 17 years. It was unrecognizable. Extremely developed.
Used to go up into the mountains frequently when I lived out there. The deserts too. ...[text shortened]... go.
The beaches and boardwalks on the coast are interesting. If you like crowds. Expensive.
Where were your 'haunts'?