William Hrdina writes Simple Journeys to Odd Destinations. If you like his stories, please subscribe to his FREE short story podcast, Where the Fnords Linger. You can find it on iTunes. His books are also available via audible.com if you don't like reading with your eyes. The only thing you really need to remember is www.williamhrdina.com. William Hrdina was born in Chicago in 1974 and has been recently transplanted to Portland, Oregon where he is very happy with his animal children and his wife.
Carsickness and the Virtual Reality Universe. Simple Journeys to Odd Destinations, #11
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- ISBN978-1-311-31425-3
- EAN9781311314253
- Date de parution06/03/2014
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- ÉditeurJPCA
Résumé
Carsickness and the Virtual reality universe was initially inspired, like the character in the story, by a fascinating talk given by Michael Abrash at the Steam Developers Conference. The talk was a fun springboard to explore the broader philosophical ideas found in 'simulation theory.' Of course, such a thing shouldn't be treated too seriously, so I framed the conversation in its most natural context.
You'll get the idea quickly enough.
You'll get the idea quickly enough.
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