c/timothy-leary
Timothy Francis Leary — psychologist, visionary, and fearless explorer of consciousness. From the hallowed halls of Harvard to the frontiers of the human mind, he dared to question the boundaries of perception and inspired generations to think, feel, and dream beyond the ordinary.
…that you have would be of being another kind of body, being a worm, being a fish, being a lobster is an image that Jaron Lanier uses. And then you wake up at the end and you've had an experience like reincarnation, but then you go back to the real…
…you believe that? At NYU? For a thing called psychedelics to cybernetics. So this virtual reality stuff I'm talking about is our Jaron Lanier. How many of you know about Jaron Lanier? And yeah, and the group at Autodesk. Most of this is happening here in…
…psychedelics to cybernetics. So this virtual reality stuff I'm talking about is our Jaron Lanier. How many of you know about Jaron Lanier? And yeah, and the group at Autodesk. Most of this is happening here in California. What it means, though, that I'm…
…market. From Member Station WBUR in Boston, David Barron reports. One of the greatest proponents of virtual reality is 29-year-old Jaron Lanier. Lanier holds no bachelor's degree or high school diploma, yet some call him a visionary. Four years ago, Lanier…
…Member Station WBUR in Boston, David Barron reports. One of the greatest proponents of virtual reality is 29-year-old Jaron Lanier. Lanier holds no bachelor's degree or high school diploma, yet some call him a visionary. Four years ago, Lanier founded VPL…
…Jaron Lanier. Lanier holds no bachelor's degree or high school diploma, yet some call him a visionary. Four years ago, Lanier founded VPL Research, a California company that builds virtual reality systems. It's basically this new kind of reality. It feels…
…world exists within a computer. Making it appear real to people requires special equipment. Most importantly, a device Lanier calls an iPhone. iPhones are essentially oversized goggles with two miniature color video monitors inside that produce three-dimensional…
…45 minutes. Indeed, after about 15 minutes, I'm feeling disoriented and a tinge queasy. This condition sometimes called simulator sickness. Jaron Lanier. It's the same sort of thing as car sickness. It happens a lot less frequently in virtual reality than in…