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EPISODE · Aug 15, 2016 · 1H 14M

Using VR to develop catharsis

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Time stamp and notes: 1:00 Intro 1:30 What does a break up feel like? 3:00 How Charity got involved in VR. 5:00 What is experience? Will we ever find the answers to the Hard problem of consciousness? 13:00 Using VR to develop catharsis? 15:00 How do we visualize emotions in VR? 18:00 Elijah Wood is starting his own VR horror movie company. 20:00 Using simulations to create psychological profiles of all of humanity. 25:00 Anoymously releasing a vr experience that reliably gives people ptsd. 26:30 Can VR empathy get out of hand? 35:00 Education in VR is going to be crazy! 43:00 Don't forget, you can always take the headset off. 47:00 What responsibilities do artists have when working with the VR medium. 49:35 The effects of length of time when trying to deliver a message in VR. 52:00 Can machines replace artists? 56:00 What will the jobs of the future look like? 1:04:00 How would you spend the rest of your life if we had a "Star Trek" future? 1:09:00 Where will VR lead the human species towards? 1:11:00 Read the books: -Wool -The Metamorphosis of Prime Intellect 1:12:00 Closing thoughts Thanks to Charity for being a true lady and scholar of virtual reality. Stay in touch with the links below: https://twitter.com/charitylovesvr https://twitter.com/jamesblaha Thanks for listening The song at the intro is called Old days. Link to soundcloud page: https://soundcloud.com/barongfamily/old-days

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