Good activity if you're home with little kids who like telling stories: let them dictate stories that you type for them. For younger kids the physical act of writing is the bottleneck, so this liberates their imagination.
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I genuinely wonder if we will someday consider it a human rights violation to force someone to stay in VR against their will. I could legitimately see that being used in psychological torture situations in the future to undermine someone’s reality in totally inhumane ways.
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IMHO it’s murky bc torture, cruel/inhumane treatment, & nonconsensual scientific experimentation (which that would have to be initially) is already banned But it might take a court case to set the precedent specifically for VR psychological torture https://treaties.un.org/doc/publication/unts/volume%20999/volume-999-i-14668-english.pdf …pic.twitter.com/dRFxDVA5Ij
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Take that w/ a grain of salt bc I’m not a lawyer. I just took one undergrad class on intl human rights law which made me aware of documents like the international covenant on civil and political rights but I don’t have much real-world experience with how it’s enforced in practice
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