More like diagrams. It can be hard to explain, otherwise. [ With the levels in dreaming. What all the timing is, the effects that get amplified as one gets further and further down. He's brought a couple technical drawings of paradoxes; one of his favorite things, naturally, to explain.
Arthur takes a seat, not waiting for too long before tipping the chair onto its two back legs. The papers are set in his lap as he considers Travis' question. ]
That depends on who you ask. In my particular line of work, there's a lot of theft– corporations paying well to get information from competitors. Whether that's blackmail, idea generation, formulas, account codes; you get the idea.
[ It's not the squeaky clean side of dreamshare. ]
Others use it for less dirty applications. It started initially, as a military project before being released more publicly. The military wanted to use it for training soldiers since it would ultimately cost less than field work. After going to the civilians, it's been used for research, in the medical field, sciences. Occasionally people use it for themselves. It's not recommended for wholly personal use, though.
[As Arthur explains, Travis glances at the precarious perch he holds on the chair-- it'd be far too easy to knock that thing over, not that he would...]
So you're like a professional dream thief's what I'm hearing. [His forehead wrinkles in consideration.] Not bad. Sounds like some sci-fi heist flick waiting to happen. [ba-dum-tsssh]
Personal use... Bet you've heard this question before, but anybody ever use it for anything dirty? Like, reliving sex dreams over and over or what?
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Arthur takes a seat, not waiting for too long before tipping the chair onto its two back legs. The papers are set in his lap as he considers Travis' question. ]
That depends on who you ask. In my particular line of work, there's a lot of theft– corporations paying well to get information from competitors. Whether that's blackmail, idea generation, formulas, account codes; you get the idea.
[ It's not the squeaky clean side of dreamshare. ]
Others use it for less dirty applications. It started initially, as a military project before being released more publicly. The military wanted to use it for training soldiers since it would ultimately cost less than field work. After going to the civilians, it's been used for research, in the medical field, sciences. Occasionally people use it for themselves. It's not recommended for wholly personal use, though.
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So you're like a professional dream thief's what I'm hearing. [His forehead wrinkles in consideration.] Not bad. Sounds like some sci-fi heist flick waiting to happen. [ba-dum-tsssh]
Personal use... Bet you've heard this question before, but anybody ever use it for anything dirty? Like, reliving sex dreams over and over or what?
[IT'S AN IMPORTANT QUESTION OK]