If U COULD PROGRAM YOUR OWN STAR-TREK STYLE 'HOLODECK', WHAT WOULD IT BE? A HAREM OR A PILE OF STEAKS/REUBEN SAMMICHES?

For the most part, OP, I would not even really bother with any of that stuff. I would primarily be going for knowledge acquisition and training.

Interesting thought I have, too. I ask myself, in the tough times (which. compared to most in this world, isn't at all that tough) if, when it ends and I'm pulled out, I'll think "I want to do that again," or "I DON'T want to do that again."

Live some life in the 40s, 50s or 60s.

It'd be fun to do a Star Trek thing. Star Trek: The Time Nothing Much Happened for a Month or So.

Just to see how interesting living in a future era like that would be.

Awesome choices.

99 naked nuns and other lesbians

Frolicking in the Garden of Eden
Age of dinosaurs hanging with Raquel Welch
Cruising on the ARK tending to the animals
Hanging around Jerusalem on Palm Sunday through Easter Sunday
Meeting with the Knights of the round table
Joining Robin Hoods Merry Men
Sailing with Jean Lafitte
Trekking through Africa with Mr. Livingston

Lots and lots of hoes.

Harem anime much ?

A Greek soldier at Gaugamela.

On a Viking ship full of the greatest warriors approaching the French coast.

A Roman soldier at the finale battle of Carthage.

a HAREM of nekkid, hairy men

A vagina so large I could sleep in it

Ill never forget the episode on the series enterprise where that one worf knock off character from the aliene race of all males was cheating on his BF/husband in the holo deck with like 5 other dudes of his kind at once.... Star Trek sure has come a long way from its roots

What about the day He charged over the walls of Tyre? He was the first over that wall and His troops fought like mad to save His ass. I admit He probably led the most interesting life of anyone ever and it's a shame to see that He died so Young.

Star Trek’s Holodeck: from science fiction to a new reality
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Many of the technological advances predicted in Star Trek’s fictional universe have become reality, such as the mobile communicator and hand-held tablet computers.

Others, such as tractor beams and warp drives, are still a work in progress. But what of the Holodeck?

The Holodeck first appeared in The Practical Joker, a 1974 episode of the Star Trek animated series. It was depicted as a recreation room containing a simulated, alternative version of reality. It featured heavily in The Next Generation series and in the 1996 film First Contact.

Anyone entering the Holodeck could interact with “solid” props and characters in any scenario based on whatever parameters they programmed.

These programs are not unlike the narrative-driven, cinematic videogames we have today, such as Grand Theft Auto, Red Dead Redemption or The Witcher.

The Holodeck was a narrative device that allowed Star Trek’s writers to experiment with philosophical questions in settings not available in a typical sci-fi context.

It inspired several generations of computer scientists who spearheaded research in artificial intelligence, computer graphics and human-computer interaction.

The convergence of these research areas has given rise to other forms of reality on the path to the construction of a real Holodeck.
A real Holodeck?

In virtual reality (VR) we are fully immersed in a synthetic, “virtual” version of reality, experienced through dedicated VR headsets such as the Oculus Rift or the HTC Vive.

A typical example of VR is an immersive war game that puts a user in charge of a Roman army as Caesar, battling Vercingetorix’s Gaul troops at Alesia.

But VR has a major drawback for some applications. Being isolated from the real world, it’s not easy to engage in social interaction or physical movement in a way that feels natural to most people.

Augmented reality (AR) blends synthetic, virtual objects with the view of our physical reality. In AR, we can interact with virtual humans inhabiting our physical space or we can work with our children, for example, to build virtual LEGO houses on real tables in our own living rooms.

Headsets are available that allow us to create AR in our office or lounge rooms, such as the Microsoft Hololens or the Meta.

But AR headsets still suffer from several technical limitations, such as a reduced field of view. The software that lets the virtual and real worlds interact believably and naturally still needs work.
Sensing humans

Real-world Holodeck programs would also need the technology to sense human actions. This would provide useful information that the virtual personas inhabiting the Holodeck programs would use to anticipate our human intentions.

Progress here has been fast and constant, with great improvements in speech recognition and language translation, such as Apple’s Siri, Google’s Assistant and Microsoft’s Cortana.

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The aforementioned article about the Holodeck has a few embedded videos, this be one of them

My choice for atleast one holodeck experience? The Great White City: The Chicago World's Fair of 1893

Technically all senses are broken down to electrical impulses in the brain and one day they will get there. The problem I have is the assholes want to wipe out the human population when they should be super charging the funding into robots and the holodeck because once that shit comes out then a lot of people will choose virtual reality over reality without all its drama.

Id live in Rivendale.

Shut the fuck up man. I wasn't talking to you. And no I am not Swedelover, Blue Eyed Blonde Bombshell, Moy Phong, or any of those people you say I am. Nor did I ever say that I live at Elysion Acres. Never even heard of the place. So shut the fuck up you stupid prick.

I’m picking two, because it’s my holodeck

Early 1900’s spend an afternoon with Frank Marc, an artist from the Blue Rider group. His studio and how he mixed paints and of course his pet deer.

Second late night with Emily Dickinson. Her second floor room, look out at what she would see. Look through her original drawings

Oh my, you win! Days and days there wouldn’t be enough

Neural Interface.
I would become omniscient.




"Barclay: “I can conceive almost infinite possibilities and can fully explore each of them in a nanosecond. I perceive the universe as a single equation and it is so simple. I understand.”

La Forge: “You understand?”

Barclay: “Everything.”

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Great choices. I would like to have met famous Austrian painter Gustav Klimt, the subject of a very good, underrated film I saw a few years ago, the Woman In Gold. It was about a painting/artwork he created with gold leaf, a portrait of a woman whose family home was looted by the nazis later and the painting was stolen. Helen Mirren was phenomenal playing the niece of this woman who, after all odds against her nearly exhausted all efforts at getting her aunt's painting back, in an amazing turn of events succeeds in doing so.

Definitely a harem, but I would like to do other things.

I personally think it would be badass to program games like Skyrim into a holodeck and actually live them.

A cabin in the blue ridge mountains a .22lr leaning up against the wall on the back porch and an old tick hound named blue !

How does SHIT like this get PINNED?

Are u old enough to remember a movie called "TRON?" where a guy gets pulled into a video game? It was so cool when it came out, almost 40 whole years ago. The visuals were like nothing ever seen before, even though today it would be nothing. So far ahead of it's time.

Here is a great review of it

The ocean and a white sand beach. Sunny day, cool temps.
A beautiful garden, with flowers and lovely fruits and vegetables growing.
Woody area with a lake and woodland creatures and a nice home.
A library with every book.
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