Full Immersion
"Everyone likes it best, but you have to have the money. I do, of course, so I can buy whatever tech I want. At Water Level, you can even find military-grade interfaces. There are technicians who can graft that stuff into you for a song these days. The headgear enhances the interface and provides external processing power. You can't even imagine how beautiful the city looks on a good trip. I can see everyone's minds and, you know what? We're already all connected. The Net just reveals it to you."
Eiko Yamada, Nightclub Owner
The full helmet interface was common among I-Drug users at that time. Hundreds of direct connections to bio and cyber implants were possible with a to of the line model. The drugs, computer programs really, sometimes with a biochemical package attached, facilitated movement of neural activity from one person to the next, like a sort of mutually consensual telepathy, as well as direct interfacing with the Net. Some users maintain people go in permanently, but most scientists believe this to be impossible.
A few slices of life from Cyber City.
Look for it at BrickFair Virginia in August.
Photos courtesy of Brian Schwenk.
More can be found here and here.
More to come soon!
Full Immersion
"Everyone likes it best, but you have to have the money. I do, of course, so I can buy whatever tech I want. At Water Level, you can even find military-grade interfaces. There are technicians who can graft that stuff into you for a song these days. The headgear enhances the interface and provides external processing power. You can't even imagine how beautiful the city looks on a good trip. I can see everyone's minds and, you know what? We're already all connected. The Net just reveals it to you."
Eiko Yamada, Nightclub Owner
The full helmet interface was common among I-Drug users at that time. Hundreds of direct connections to bio and cyber implants were possible with a to of the line model. The drugs, computer programs really, sometimes with a biochemical package attached, facilitated movement of neural activity from one person to the next, like a sort of mutually consensual telepathy, as well as direct interfacing with the Net. Some users maintain people go in permanently, but most scientists believe this to be impossible.
A few slices of life from Cyber City.
Look for it at BrickFair Virginia in August.
Photos courtesy of Brian Schwenk.
More can be found here and here.
More to come soon!