Jeffrey Robert Palin

Deal's Worth (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Eric is given the opportunity to create and modify a simulation-world. Eric's world includes unique features, intertwined systems mechanics, and it connects to other user-created worlds. After falling into a unique medical condition, the VRC, a virtual reality corporation, offers Eric a deal to enter and be a creator regarding the Simulation-multiverse. The Simulation-multiverse is a man-made nexus in which Eric, AGIs, and others are able to interact. Later, in Eric's Universe, a character named Jeff searches for Eric. Eric's completed world creation process had set the foundation for later adventures to occur, enabling Jeff and others to engage with Eric's world and it's elements and features. The Simulation serves as a recreational pastime activity and is ""also designed to prevent individuals from experiencing extended periods of isolation and missed life opportunities whereby it prevents such by addressing the concern of hospital patients who may awaken after prolonged hospitalized states, such as a patient regaining consciousness after 30 years unconscious, only to discover they have limited time remaining (perhaps 15 years) to accomplish their life goals". Without such a simulation, these individuals might feel profoundly deprived of three decades' worth of potential experiences, relationships, and achievements they could have enjoyed had they remained conscious during their hospitalization".

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Mr. Jeffrey Robert Palin Jr.
• Erscheinungstermin: 9. November 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798232928995
• Artikelnr.: 75858952

Autorenporträt

To one, glass half empty. To another, glass half full. When it comes to accurate perspectives, sometimes one realizes one and doesn't realize the other as soon. Although not in all cases of differing perspectives, this is proof that people don't have to have the same perspective as each other since two different people can have two different perspectives about the same thing, yet, although different, those two different perspectives are both accurate.

"People having differing Perspectives can (but not always)" = "different but not unacceptable nor disdain-related"