People would go ape-shit over illegalizing certain programs. People would absolutely be abusing that thing for sex.nikki191 said:its also the last thing humanity would ever invent too apart from better automated power systemsOdbarc said:Star Trek's Holodecks ALL the way!
I imagine my great-great-grandchildren filing a future claim for pre-emptive suing the future equivalent of EA about spoiling the end of Mass effect 6 (the reapening yet again on the holodeck.Odbarc said:People would go ape-shit over illegalizing certain programs. People would absolutely be abusing that thing for sex.nikki191 said:its also the last thing humanity would ever invent too apart from better automated power systemsOdbarc said:Star Trek's Holodecks ALL the way!
And you could absolutely murder-simulator on that thing! And it would be SOOOOOO much fun. Imagine some 1000 vs 1000 Paintball game or something?
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Urgh, and there would be massive product placement too, wouldn't there?
You can create anywhere/anything. Maybe even alter physics. You can make personalized school room for tutoring for your children. An instant gym for working out with a spotter and motivation crowd to cheer you. A pool to swim and cool off. To hunt game without killing for the sport of it.keiji_Maeda said:I imagine my great-great-grandchildren filing a future claim for pre-emptive suing the future equivalent of EA about spoiling the end of Mass effect 6 (the reapening yet again on the holodeck.Odbarc said:People would go ape-shit over illegalizing certain programs. People would absolutely be abusing that thing for sex.nikki191 said:its also the last thing humanity would ever invent too apart from better automated power systemsOdbarc said:Star Trek's Holodecks ALL the way!
And you could absolutely murder-simulator on that thing! And it would be SOOOOOO much fun. Imagine some 1000 vs 1000 Paintball game or something?
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Urgh, and there would be massive product placement too, wouldn't there?
But seriously, i haven't watched star trek for a while. Can someone give me a motivation for why holodeck? I mean, beyond the entertainment valuie. i guess the possibility of running fully realistic research projects without ANY risk of contamination/explosive reactions taking place could be pretty usefull.
Odbarc said:You can create anywhere/anything. Maybe even alter physics. You can make personalized school room for tutoring for your children. An instant gym for working out with a spotter and motivation crowd to cheer you. A pool to swim and cool off. To hunt game without killing for the sport of it.keiji_Maeda said:I imagine my great-great-grandchildren filing a future claim for pre-emptive suing the future equivalent of EA about spoiling the end of Mass effect 6 (the reapening yet again on the holodeck.Odbarc said:People would go ape-shit over illegalizing certain programs. People would absolutely be abusing that thing for sex.nikki191 said:its also the last thing humanity would ever invent too apart from better automated power systemsOdbarc said:Star Trek's Holodecks ALL the way!
And you could absolutely murder-simulator on that thing! And it would be SOOOOOO much fun. Imagine some 1000 vs 1000 Paintball game or something?
Edit:
Urgh, and there would be massive product placement too, wouldn't there?
But seriously, i haven't watched star trek for a while. Can someone give me a motivation for why holodeck? I mean, beyond the entertainment valuie. i guess the possibility of running fully realistic research projects without ANY risk of contamination/explosive reactions taking place could be pretty usefull.
You can train for anything. Practice anything. Even a holographic doctor. Everything in the next room as you need and want.
It's the best thing you can ask from technology.
But you may need a lot of those other technologies to get it.
This. Not to mention that replicator technology would essentially eliminate scarcity.rhizhim said:replicator from star trek. (which has the blueprints of the holodeck in its database.)
why? because you can transform energy into matter and can transform matter into energy.
we could recycle everything.
There have been instances of such large-scale holdecks, but usually it's room-sized with the yellow-box grid. Likely intended for fewer people.keiji_Maeda said:Odbarc said:You can create anywhere/anything. Maybe even alter physics. You can make personalized school room for tutoring for your children. An instant gym for working out with a spotter and motivation crowd to cheer you. A pool to swim and cool off. To hunt game without killing for the sport of it.keiji_Maeda said:I imagine my great-great-grandchildren filing a future claim for pre-emptive suing the future equivalent of EA about spoiling the end of Mass effect 6 (the reapening yet again on the holodeck.Odbarc said:People would go ape-shit over illegalizing certain programs. People would absolutely be abusing that thing for sex.nikki191 said:its also the last thing humanity would ever invent too apart from better automated power systemsOdbarc said:Star Trek's Holodecks ALL the way!
And you could absolutely murder-simulator on that thing! And it would be SOOOOOO much fun. Imagine some 1000 vs 1000 Paintball game or something?
Edit:
Urgh, and there would be massive product placement too, wouldn't there?
But seriously, i haven't watched star trek for a while. Can someone give me a motivation for why holodeck? I mean, beyond the entertainment valuie. i guess the possibility of running fully realistic research projects without ANY risk of contamination/explosive reactions taking place could be pretty usefull.
You can train for anything. Practice anything. Even a holographic doctor. Everything in the next room as you need and want.
It's the best thing you can ask from technology.
But you may need a lot of those other technologies to get it.
As i said i haven't watched star trek TNG for a while, but isn't the holodeck a ships entire DECK. doesn't the sheer size make it slightly impratcial? I mean, suppozing that shrinking it inhibits it's abilities.