HDRKID
Senior Member
HDRKid
Hi Folks:
I'm back from the vacation, and I will try to answer your questions.
Thanks Pauli.
Hi Frog:
1. Does virtual reality exist and do people play vr games and make applications and so much more in the near or further future?
Yes, there is VR, but it is not max pop because it makes people dizzy.
VR glasses become cheap and are used in interactive movies.
2. In the near or further future does the government still take care of the public or does the public take care of the public also do we lose technology and other subjects in the future?
In the near future yes, the guv takes care of people, after the war no.
Guv is gone. :huh:
Hi Darkbreed:
How can you play on those game consoles when astral travelling, when you said yourself even turning pages on a newspaper is impossible due to the fact you are not physically there?
I watch other people play. The older me is too busy working to play a lot of games,
but I can tell you the new Oddball is plus max. :grin:
Hi TwOmey:
HDRKid still around?
Hi, I'm back.
Hi halo2junkie119:
Where are you hdrkid?
Back in the states now, I was touring in the EU.
Guess what there are no border checks between countries.
And everybody uses the Euro, except the British they have pounds.
Hi Tessara Jarmor:
Thanks for yor post. You are correct about a spider web becoming more visible.
I use the HDR as a radionics machine, actually how radionics works is a mystery to me.
Many people claim I see what I want to see, but a world with high gas prices is no fun.
In Europe, petrol was over one Euro per litre and cars were very small.
This is similar to what I saw for the US in the near future.
Hi Felic:
Thank for the link.
Hi pieceofaman:
I wonder if he used his HDR device in Europe?
Actually I was afraid of getting stuck back in the Middle Ages.
One thing that startled me about Europe was the number of old
structures that still stand from the age of the Roman Empire.
Hi Sinister:
Any posts by those two that are longer than 2 inches in length, I will no longer read.
I agree.
Hi Folks:
I'm back from the vacation, and I will try to answer your questions.
Thanks Pauli.
Hi Frog:
1. Does virtual reality exist and do people play vr games and make applications and so much more in the near or further future?
Yes, there is VR, but it is not max pop because it makes people dizzy.
VR glasses become cheap and are used in interactive movies.
2. In the near or further future does the government still take care of the public or does the public take care of the public also do we lose technology and other subjects in the future?
In the near future yes, the guv takes care of people, after the war no.
Guv is gone. :huh:
Hi Darkbreed:
How can you play on those game consoles when astral travelling, when you said yourself even turning pages on a newspaper is impossible due to the fact you are not physically there?
I watch other people play. The older me is too busy working to play a lot of games,
but I can tell you the new Oddball is plus max. :grin:
Hi TwOmey:
HDRKid still around?
Hi, I'm back.
Hi halo2junkie119:
Where are you hdrkid?
Back in the states now, I was touring in the EU.
Guess what there are no border checks between countries.
And everybody uses the Euro, except the British they have pounds.
Hi Tessara Jarmor:
Thanks for yor post. You are correct about a spider web becoming more visible.
I use the HDR as a radionics machine, actually how radionics works is a mystery to me.
Many people claim I see what I want to see, but a world with high gas prices is no fun.
In Europe, petrol was over one Euro per litre and cars were very small.
This is similar to what I saw for the US in the near future.
Hi Felic:
Thank for the link.

Hi pieceofaman:
I wonder if he used his HDR device in Europe?
Actually I was afraid of getting stuck back in the Middle Ages.
One thing that startled me about Europe was the number of old
structures that still stand from the age of the Roman Empire.

Hi Sinister:
Any posts by those two that are longer than 2 inches in length, I will no longer read.
I agree.
