Using a combination of transcranial magnetic stimulation and generative adversarial networks, the Spectacles allow the wearer to see the "wireframe" underlying physical objects. Users report seeing the math behind the rain, the code behind the clouds.
While Silicon Valley races to build better headsets and haptic gloves to simulate reality, Williams is taking a hard left turn. She argues that the digital realm isn't a fake version of the physical world; rather, the physical world is a specific, slow-bandwidth instance of a much larger virtual construct. Blair Williams - Reality Virtually
Disclaimer: This article is a work of speculative future philosophy and creative writing based on the fictional concept of "Reality Virtually" by the hypothetical thinker "Blair Williams." Using a combination of transcranial magnetic stimulation and
In a recent TED talk simply titled "Reality Virtually," Williams removed her glasses on stage and said: “You think you are sitting in a chair. But the chair is a persistent illusion. I am not building a new world; I am un-building the lie of the old one.” Naturally, the establishment is terrified. She argues that the digital realm isn't a
In an era where the term “Virtual Reality” (VR) has become a buzzword for gaming and entertainment, one philosopher and technologist is asking us to flip the script. What if we have been looking at the metaphor backward?
