The VOID

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The Void was co-founded by CEO Ken Bretschneider, Curtis Hickman, a visual effects artist and former stage magician, and James M. Jensen, an entrepreneur and interactive media designer. Bretschneider had been developing a steampunk-themed theme park in Pleasant Grove, Utah known as Evermore Park; one of its planned attractions was to be a mixed reality experience that would combine virtual reality technology with a physical environment. However, due to a lack of funding and its estimated cost of nearly $400 million, Bretschneider announced in August 2015 that the Evermore project would be "paused". Instead, he announced that the Evermore team would focus entirely on developing a standalone attraction known as The Void (an acronym of "The Vision of Infinite Dimensions"), which was described as being a "virtual entertainment center".[4] Mayor of Pleasant Grove Mike Daniels explained that "the size and scope of their project outgrew both the size of the land they had purchased and the amount of capital they needed to raise in addition to the millions of dollars Ken put up for the project."[2][3] Evermore Park did eventually open in September 2018.[5]
In May 2016, The Void announced that it had partnered with Sony Pictures to co-develop a Ghostbusters-themed attraction, Ghostbusters: Dimension, which opened at Madame Tussauds in Times Square, New York City on July 1, 2016 as a tie-in to the new Ghostbusters film.[6]
In July 2017, it was announced that The Void would be joining the Disney Accelerator program.[7] Shortly after, The Void and Disney announced a new Star Wars attraction, Secrets of the Empire, for launch later in the year as a tie-in for the upcoming spin-off film Rogue One. It was being produced in a collaboration with ILMxLAB—an offshoot of Lucasfilm and Industrial Light & Magic devoted to immersive entertainment.[8][9]
With the same partners, The Void announced in 2018 that it would develop five more projects with Disney, including an attraction based on Ralph Breaks the Internet, and an upcoming project for 2019 in collaboration with Marvel Studios.[10]
Technology[edit]
The Void's mixed reality experiences utilize aspects of virtual reality, haptic feedback, and other physical effects; users wear a helmet with a head-mounted display, noise cancelling headphones and a hand tracking sensor, and a haptic suit containing 22 vibrators and a computer to power the headset. The system is designed to allow its users to freely walk through and explore a virtual world; in reality, the user is confined to a "stage" equipped with ceiling-mounted motion tracking cameras to read the user's movements. To provide physical feedback, the "stage" contains foam walls, special effects equipment such as fans, mist machines, and heat lamps, as well as props representing items such as guns and torches; all of these physical elements correspond with elements within the virtual world seen through the headset, increasing the illusion of immersion.[1]
"If I put a hallway in front of you, it would look like a straight hallway. And if I told you to walk down the hallway and you're in full Void gear—full VR—you would walk in what you believe to be a straight line. But in the real real world, you're actually turning by 90 degrees or more as you walk. You just subconsciously don't know it because I've made you believe that you're walking a straight line. We can reuse that space. And to you, in VR, it seems like it goes on forever and ever."[4]
Hickman explained that The Void would leverage his prior knowledge of magic by using "illusion design, misdirection and magic theory to create the illusion of reality, as opposed to just trying to rely only on the technology to do it."[1][2][4] Among the illusion-based techniques used are redirected walking, which is used to give the illusion that the user is traversing a larger path in a straight line, but is actually walking through a curved hall. Redirected walking, in combination with the ability to have the same physical hallways and walls represent different locations in the virtual space, provides the illusion that the user is traversing a location larger than the stage itself.[1][4][11]
The original prototype of the system, which simulated the interior of a spaceship, utilized an Oculus Rift Development Kit 1, a 10-foot long wall, and electromagnetic sensors for position tracking. Early iterations of The Void's vest system utilized an Oculus Rift Development Kit 2, Beats by Dr. Dre headphones, and a Leap Motion unit for hand tracking. To overcome their limitations and improve the experience, the company intended to eventually replace these off-the-shelf parts with custom-designed equipment.[1]
One of these new components was a custom-designed headset codenamed "Rapture", which features curved, per-eye 2K resolution OLED displays with a claimed 180-degree field of vision, a custom optics system, Bang and Olufsen headphones, and microphones for communication between players. The company stated that Rapture was intended to provide a higher-quality virtual reality experience in comparison to the consumer-grade hardware previously used. Bretschneider personally invested $250,000 into the Rapture project.

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We maintain the holographic form of the very cosmos between our breaths. We are alive because we are galaxies in disguise.

Yup! Fractal reflections all the way up and all the way down - our root core is a universe beyond this universe altogether!

You're both missing and on point. You would have to know a bit about the history of my threads and posts here to see what I'm trying to show.

I think The VOID the aptly named. And the future of such tech, parallels some of my thoughts.

Not sure I follow.

Recommend this video to really get a feel for every person on this planet. I don't believe there are people here born without souls, and I think those who would say otherwise, have compromised their own.


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^^^^''... In conjunction with this issue, it is worth mentioning that unlike Brahman, Maya does have an end.  Ignorance is removed, ended, eradicated by self-knowledge.  That is to say that while Maya on a macrocosmic level does continue to influence the apparent reality/universe throughout the

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millennia until the pralaya (the periodic cosmic dissolution), the jiva’s (apparent individual’s) avidya (individual or microcosmic ignorance) ends with the assimilation of the knowledge that I am whole and complete, limitless, actionless, ordinary, all-pervasive, non-dual awareness.

 Though Brahman is actionless due to its all-pervasive and perfectly-full-and-therefore-desireless nature, when pure awareness illumines or – to put it in personified terms – “wields” Maya, we call this “creative entity” – again employing personification – Ishwara. 

 For right understanding, it is essential to get clear on a couple of factors involved in this description of how the Creator creates, so to speak.

 First, it is important to understand that Brahman is not the creator.  Brahman is simply actionless awareness.  Brahman is the light of consciousness that illumines Maya and, thus, “enlivens” the apparent power of ignorance that projects the “dream” universe or apparent reality.  ..''

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spent time in the presence of a little girl and her mother this morning. the little girl was perhaps 3-4 years old, she was also blind. she alternated between singing and crying in her mother's arms. she had a beautiful voice and would sing melodically in a language i couldn't identify. her mother spoke english to her without a foreign accent. she would sing and then cry as her mother held her to her breast. this went on in a large room of people who were there reading books, or concentrating on their phones, trying their best to tune the child out. lol

short bright deep blue flash 10 minutes ago! lol

Never spoken to a Grey alien, but I did get a very strange result once in Gematria that included both Lam and GLP

See for yourself. It's still there..

From this quote:

Beware That When Fighting Monsters You Yourself Do Not Become A Monster For When You Gaze Long Into The Abyss The Abyss Gazes Also Into You..

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I think you're over-complicating it. People often learn from If-Then scenarios.

Predicting outcome, from action is something that humans take decades to master.

That's why they say it is a 'wonder' any of us survive our teens.

Teens are not mature and do not have the If-Then capabilities of mature adults.

Understanding maturation, is more the issue.

I was with my niece and nephew all day. We were watching Monsters Inc..

Sully is blue. We talked a lot about the colors.


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