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Discussions focus on the lack of current scientific and experimental groups exploring Matrix-style virtual worlds, highlighting that existing technology is far from achieving such immersive experiences. The ability to connect meaningfully with sensory and motor neurons is limited, and there is a significant gap in understanding the brain's complexities. The conversation emphasizes the need for advancements in both technology and neuroscience to make such virtual realities feasible. An epistemo-philosophical article is suggested for further reading, but the thread has been moved from technical forums to SciFi and is now closed.
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Does anyone know of any groups who discuss this from a scientific or even experimental standpoint? Yes I am talking about a Matrix type virtual world. I have many ideas and with the state of the world in the way it is, from my perspective - could perhaps be a very important thing to consider.
 
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The experimental standpoint is severely limited because there is nothing even remotely close to a matrix-style virtual reality. The technology is very, very far away from the present. We can barely connect to small numbers of sensory and motor neurons in a meaningful way, let alone connect to the brain in a manner that would allow us to completely immerse someone in a virtual environment. On top of that we also don't understand the brain well enough either. Heck, we don't even know why we sleep!
 
Thread moved out of the technical forums and into SciFi, and is now closed. Have a nice day.
 
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