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Inhaltsverzeichnis
Zitate
"You can hardly stuff people into machines without starting to wonder about the basic nature of both." (Avery Collingsworth - Psychologist - in "Simulacron-3")
"However, during this small adventure, it occurred to me, once again, that I am far more reliant on my connectivity than I realize. Even without being half-machine, like a cyborg, I’m am just as dependent on my power and connection to the digital world. (...) Perhaps it is an oxymoron or a misnomer to claim to be an “organic cyborg,” but even with no inorganic body parts, technology plays such a strong role in my life that I feel less complete, less active, and less engaged, when I am unplugged." (Blogentry Unplugged! The Organic Cyborg’s Dilemma Voltext)
Virtual Bodies
Frank Boccia: The Cyborg's Dilemma: Embodiment in Virtual Environments
Virtual Brains
Ray Kurzweil on The Future of VR
Kip Werking on Transhumanism, Reality and Computersimulations
Virtual No-bodies
Virtual Environments
CAVE (Computer Anminated Virtual Environment)
Deep Space im Ars Electronica Center
