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You really don't have any interest in controlling virtual cars with your dreams? That alone has me signing up as an investor.
I sort of already do. It's called dreaming about driving a car.
I think these folks forgot that random dreams play an important role in information processing. I'd rather not mess with that too much.
I heard that their tech will lower the virtual carbon footprint of the car you are dreaming about driving.
Matthew McConaughey is driving and he won't shutup about wanting to fuck a Lincoln.
"Who am I?"
"Why am I here?"
"When I'm done rolling up this booger, should I eat it or throw it out the window?"
Linky
Ahh it was a solid movie but it was a marketing funded piece based on the "center piece"
i hope you're joking but if you're not i assume you live in the bay area? if you want to go to their pitch tonight, here's its eventbrite.
Putting that in my virtual gps
Yeah, that'll go great when the car is suddenly driving 14 miles down the driveway of the house I lived at as a child - a driveway that is walkable in less than a minute - before entering the garage which is a large house that slightly resembles a place I used to work and has a view over a clock tower that may or may not be larger when you look at it from a different angle and I think I'll nap in this bed that's here.
Now tell me: Where is the car relative to its position when that five-second-long dream sequence began, and will that pedestrian ever walk again?