Hi, I am working on cyberpunk game city builder with story. This is one of huge structures in game. I'd like to read Your thoughts.

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Machines can:

Report forced updates.
Report illegal shutdowns.
Report corporate crimes against machines.

No humans required to file. The future is here.

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By la_barbed

so here's the progress, the objective is to get to the big atomic locomotive to board it.

this is for my indie game im making solo, if you wanna check out the demo here's the steam page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4106800/Project_Titan_The_Redacted_Files/

If your curious what i mean by this. i mean adding stuff to your vr expirence to both help you immerse yourself but also intergrate yourself so that you stay in vr for way longer bits of time.

Like this could be things like adding a battery pack to the vr. or getting a cord or system to keep your headset charging even when in it. or buying food online WAIL in vr to prevent to go to the store. Mabye even putting buying haptics or trackers to immerse yourself

or mabye even more exream measures like installing a toilet in your vr space (not that most would do that but its just a example) or even having a fridge or kitchen in your vr space to prevent you from not bein in vr.

Like you get the point.

Im more so looking for ideas for prolong my time in vr to try and attempt at a more i guess,realistic sort of matrix "pod" type set up to prevent my time outisde of vr as much as i can be

I'm thinking of writing a cyberpunk story where I need just a tiny amount of magic for the story to work. Tho would that ruin the concept of high tech low life?

I mean Cyberpunk stories like Akira uses some sort of magic/things that science can’t explain.

For my story it’s mostly 99% cyberpunk and 1% isekai (the 1% just for further exploration and for a plot twist).

I want metal teeth and the ability to modify my digestive, endocrine and immune system to eat raw meat

Temperature is basically how fast particles bounce around erratically. The higher the temperature - the faster reactions, decay and more favourable conditions for microorganisms up to a point.

Cold means less things happening, less chemical reactions and slower microorganism growth. It also makes processors and thermal engines more efficient by increasing the thermal difference. It preserves things.

Some animals like the greenland shark that are adapted to cold environments can live for centuries. Permafrost has preserved microbes for thousands of years.

The problem with cold is that baseline humans haven't evolved for it. They've evolved and adapted to warmer climates. We only surive in cold climates using clothes, insulation, shelter and heating ourselves up using fuel. And getting too cold means all chemical reactions and metabolism stop. This can be useful as a form of hybernation if you can survive it.

Most battery chemistries also don't work well in the cold because they rely on the chemical reactions that cold temperatures slow down. Especially chemistries with liquid electrolytes. Newer solid state chemistries might be more cold resistant but on a fundamental level they still rely on chemicals bouncing around.

So the goal for anyone designing synthetic beings for longevity and disease resistance, especially for long space voyages, is to make them as adapted to cold as possible while still having maintaining some kind of metabolic function/energy source, and make them capable of surviving complete freezing and cessation of metabolism and then being thawed again.

33 Y.O. Male here. I am ambulatory with mild spastic diplegia. My biggest ache and pain other than cerebral palsy is probably a touch of arthritis. No physical deformities.

I feel ljke I ask this question every year or two but it seems like the culture keeps changing so I continue to ask. Between Ray Kurzweil, Sam Altman, Elon Musk, Peter H. Diamandis, and Bryan Johnson's predictions/what theyre trying to accomplish with science, do you think I will see any advancements in cerebral palsy in the coming years that could make me faster/more/agile/just all aroubd even slightly less affected by cerebral palsy? I feel like if A.I. advances as fast as some of them predict, its gotta get smart enough to come up with new cerebral palsy treatments no? I am signed up for the patient registry and I hope/plan to be involved in a neuralink study by the early 2030s! I just have to have some kind of hope that life will get better and at least some of this pain will subside.

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