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When the old style movie ended, Anand asked the stewardess to bring him a glass of whiskey. It seemed very late. Anand figured he was the only passenger awake in first class and he was enjoying the extra attention from the attractive stewardesses. Anand sipped on the gold colored whiskey. With each sip he allowed the strong whiskey to linger on his tongue. He savored the smoky flavor. The taste of the drink made him think about the slogan they used to advertise Wild West Alive. The market...ing department was emphasizing sensual stimulation that a user could not get with a traditional video game. Before Wild West Alive and RSI, all computer games played over a network were visually oriented. At Wild West Alive, in addition to controlling a real human host, the player would indulge all of his senses in the fantasy. The slogan was, “Kiss the Saloon girl, taste the whiskey, smell the gun smoke.”
Thinking about this slogan now, Anand realized he had done all three, except Sahdna Singh was no Saloon girl. Still, using synaptic derivation he had explored a world that was previously closed to him. He had opened a door in his personality that he did not know existed. He was no longer sure who he was, or was confident in his place in the world. He looked out the window and all he could see was darkness. The land below was obscured by the darkness and there were no stars or moon in the sky. He was unsure how long he had slept, so he had no concept of where the plane was positioned currently, relative to Shanghai or San Francisco. It was easy for him to look out the window into the darkness and imagine that the world he knew before, when he landed at Wild West Alive only a few days previously, was no longer below him. Looking back into the plane, he could only see the dim silhouette of the nearby first class pods. There were no other passengers in sight. In his musings, he imagined he was now alone on this flight. A flight that had departed from the world he knew and was taking him somewhere else. He was going to a new world. A new world that would be governed by the rules of Synaptic Derivation. A new world that was envisioned by Christopher Mark and Al McKnight. A new world that, for better or for worse, he had helped to create.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When the old style movie ended, Anand asked the stewardess to bring him a glass of whiskey. It seemed very late. Anand figured he was the only passenger awake in first class and he was enjoying the extra attention from the attractive stewardesses. Anand sipped on the gold colored whiskey. With each sip he allowed the strong whiskey to linger on his tongue. He savored the smoky flavor. The taste of the drink made him think about the slogan they used to advertise Wild West Alive. The market...ing department was emphasizing sensual stimulation that a user could not get with a traditional video game. Before Wild West Alive and RSI, all computer games played over a network were visually oriented. At Wild West Alive, in addition to controlling a real human host, the player would indulge all of his senses in the fantasy. The slogan was, “Kiss the Saloon girl, taste the whiskey, smell the gun smoke.”
Thinking about this slogan now, Anand realized he had done all three, except Sahdna Singh was no Saloon girl. Still, using synaptic derivation he had explored a world that was previously closed to him. He had opened a door in his personality that he did not know existed. He was no longer sure who he was, or was confident in his place in the world. He looked out the window and all he could see was darkness. The land below was obscured by the darkness and there were no stars or moon in the sky. He was unsure how long he had slept, so he had no concept of where the plane was positioned currently, relative to Shanghai or San Francisco. It was easy for him to look out the window into the darkness and imagine that the world he knew before, when he landed at Wild West Alive only a few days previously, was no longer below him. Looking back into the plane, he could only see the dim silhouette of the nearby first class pods. There were no other passengers in sight. In his musings, he imagined he was now alone on this flight. A flight that had departed from the world he knew and was taking him somewhere else. He was going to a new world. A new world that would be governed by the rules of Synaptic Derivation. A new world that was envisioned by Christopher Mark and Al McKnight. A new world that, for better or for worse, he had helped to create.
What to read after Wetweb?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Haney to read onlineMoreLess
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