Muriidi Posted June 3, 2009 lesson 1. by now you should have noticed that your computer has a bio-module that can communicate with your brain.it can generate holographic images and a virtual environment,for example change all the furniture and have a few friends come over . one should not try to control or manipulate the bio-modules ,not because it's too complicated for the our brains,but because the electric current is too strong for our bodies. it communicates with our concious thoughts never the subconcious. it reacts to wishes and warns you of bad choices. the reaction times vary from person to person. that is for any machine that has some sort of semicondutor(slow enough) component. but take your time get used to it,it's not harder than driving a car. for in depth research search the web for: google usability conference nanotechnology some wutang cd Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ADNAAN Posted June 3, 2009 ^^ nin wareersan, I like your posts when you are not talking about technolog. Sxb DON NOT mix the tech with the lemon kush, they don't go together. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jacaylbaro Posted June 4, 2009 Great lesson indeed ............... Plz continue with part two ..... Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Muriidi Posted June 14, 2009 lesson 2 A. first we learn how how to login and logout to/from your virtual envitonment. the arabic letter خ pronounced kha will let you logout...try it... خا khaa. the same letter خ but with ي lets you log back in,i know it's complicated but try...خي khii . login:خي khii logout:خا ; khaa B. this is how you can regulate temperature in your virtual environment: the arabic letter ح pronounce in somali xa will raise the temperature(make it warmer) try it حا xaa...see how you feel warmer ? to cool things down same letter ح but with و will lower the temperature of your virtual environment,try it...حو in somali xuu Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jacaylbaro Posted June 14, 2009 Haye ,,,,,,, Hmmm ,, interesting ....... go on Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Fabregas Posted June 14, 2009 Originally posted by muriidi: lesson 2 A. first we learn how how to login and logout to/from your virtual envitonment. the arabic letter خ pronounced kha will let you logout...try it... خا khaa. the same letter خ but with ي lets you log back in,i know it's complicated but try...خي khii . login:خي khii logout:خا ; khaa B. this is how you can regulate temperature in your virtual environment: the arabic letter ح pronounce in somali xa will raise the temperature(make it warmer) try it حا xaa...see how you feel warmer ? to cool things down same letter ح but with و will lower the temperature of your virtual environment,try it...حو in somali xuu oh boy Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Baluug Posted June 15, 2009 Originally posted by muriidi: some wutang cd Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Muriidi Posted July 6, 2009 Lesson 3. this is an example of the virtual atmosphere provided by (warner brothers film studios) here you can laugh about movies like (clear and present danger) or (the matrix)...remember having information doesn't make a machine or virtual entity "intelligent" therefore not dangerous even if present.intelligence some say is the ability to tell reality from fantasy. other film studios also provide virtual atmospheres...note you can define for yourself which studio the movie was filmed in...they all cooperate and follow standards. universal studios is known for its "take it all away i don't want to understand anything i hope this movie puts me to sleep" constanine films is known for it's friendly "i'm sitting in a fine cafe with friends " see for yourself the wide variety of virtual atmospheres provided by different studios...learn how it works and use it for your projects! a very lucrative area of work is "event management" meetings,conferences ,political rallies ...how do i make an event special without making it look like judgement day? believe it or not,if you for example work at the ship docks as "xamaali" working them cranes loading containers ,your chances of promotion to an office job may rely on your media consumption. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Gheelle.T Posted July 6, 2009 Muridi, I am wondering if you talk the same way you write. Very incoherent style of communication you got there! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Nin-Yaaban Posted July 7, 2009 LoL you'd have to reread few times, and maybe some more to really understand it ghelle. Jaclboro definetely gets the brain computer connection. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Muriidi Posted September 2, 2009 Lesson 4. hi everyone...this is our 4th and final lesson of: A Virtual Course in Virtual Reality right now the next generation of computers ...the 3D holographic user interface... (skip the touchscreens) the building of virtual machines thus isolating the world of techno in ..perhaps underground.."hives" .if needed ,with the help of nanotechnology you can simply take your car out ot your pocket like a mobile ...stay in contact with the "hive" through your 3D holographic user interface ,and live a happy clean life in the wilderness as a "geeljir" the concept of virtual reality will speed up that development and last but not least ,when developing or using a virtual environment a very motivating thus important aspect is the mind's capacity to form associations subconciously.we conciously express likes and dislikes...the subconcious registers and forms associations between our different likes (or dislikes). for example "camel milk thread" is an association between "pleasant smells" , "simplicity" , and "intimacy that doesn't get too creepy!". a panic free zone so to say. test your ability to associate with the following examples... be careful with the 3rd and 4th songs #3 contains nanobots with biomodules that can interact with your body #4 conatains nanobots that can detect any paranormal activity and fight it like a fire! playlist p.s. does anyone know a website where parents can exchange goodnight stories for children? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
5 Posted September 2, 2009 Sometimes SOL is worse for the brain than Jerry Springer is... Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Fabregas Posted September 2, 2009 ^^ I don't think you appreciate the deep thoughts and poetic journeys at play here. Marvellous stuff. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Faarax-Brawn Posted September 2, 2009 This is brilliant. Xuu,Xaa. Khii,Khaa! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Nin-Yaaban Posted September 3, 2009 Faarax, afurka waa soo dhowyahay ee waxyar isxaji. Anagoo dhan ayuu Ina hayaa dee. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites