Bodyworlds 3 at OMSI

innerSpaceman · 07-20-2007, 04:32 PM

While BW 1 was fascinating, it literally took me months to get over the heebie jeebies. I was constantly aware of the way my organs, muscles, tendons, bloodvessels, etc. are literally PACKED too frelling tightly into my body. I kept looking out through eyes that were implanted loosely in my skull, rather than looking out through myself. I felt too much like a mysteriously animated meat puppet rather than a soul-alive creature.

The displays were awesome and intriguing ... and I never need to put myself through it again.

Oh, I might add ... it left me counting the minutes until I contracted some fatal disease or condition ... since the point of BW 1 was to demonstrate the afflications of the body - - so many examples of damaged tissue and diseased organs that the conclusion you'd soon be hit with at least one of those hundred ailments was all but inescapable.

Repeat visit? No thanks.

blueerica · 07-20-2007, 04:34 PM

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Originally Posted by innerSpaceman

While BW 1 was fascinating, it literally took me months to get over the heebie jeebies. I was constantly aware of the way my organs, muscles, tendons, bloodvessels, etc. are literally PACKED too frelling tightly into my body. I kept looking out through eyes that were implanted loosely in my skull, rather than looking out through myself. I felt too much like a mysteriously animated meat puppet rather than a soul-alive creature.

The displays were awesome and intriguing ... and I never need to put myself through it again.

Oh, I might add ... it left me counting the minutes until I contracted some fatal disease or condition ... since the point of BW 1 was to demonstrate the afflications of the body - - so many examples of damaged tissue and diseased organs that the conclusion you'd soon be hit with at least one of those hundred ailments was all but inescapable.

Repeat visit? No thanks.

That's right - I remember you writing about that!

I think to some degree I did that too. Arms outstretched and thinking of the veins, muscle, fat and bones just beneath my skin. Hmmm, but that's the kind of thing that makes me want to go back.

Capt Jack · 07-20-2007, 04:36 PM

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Originally Posted by blueerica

Arms outstretched and thinking of the veins, muscle, fat and bones just beneath my skin. Hmmm, but that's the kind of thing that makes me want to go back.

exactly why I want to go. I think it could be an unparalelled self awareness experience.

07-20-2007, 04:32 PM	#1
innerSpaceman Kink of Swank Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Inner Space Posts: 13,075	While BW 1 was fascinating, it literally took me months to get over the heebie jeebies. I was constantly aware of the way my organs, muscles, tendons, bloodvessels, etc. are literally PACKED too frelling tightly into my body. I kept looking out through eyes that were implanted loosely in my skull, rather than looking out through myself. I felt too much like a mysteriously animated meat puppet rather than a soul-alive creature. The displays were awesome and intriguing ... and I never need to put myself through it again. Oh, I might add ... it left me counting the minutes until I contracted some fatal disease or condition ... since the point of BW 1 was to demonstrate the afflications of the body - - so many examples of damaged tissue and diseased organs that the conclusion you'd soon be hit with at least one of those hundred ailments was all but inescapable. Repeat visit? No thanks.
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