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Was there a time-lapse element to Otherland?
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In the novels, Otherland (four parts), the protagonists enter a VR environment for an extended time to investigate an enormous network, and are locked into it.
I've read the books several times, and thoroughly enjoy each, but I am curious if, within the story of the mental fabric, there was a time-difference due to the hyp-notic nature of the way it intruded on brain stimuli – sort of like how a dream goes by. Is there any indication in the novels or from the author that there is anything other than a time = time arrangement?
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In the novels, Otherland (four parts), the protagonists enter a VR environment for an extended time to investigate an enormous network, and are locked into it.
I've read the books several times, and thoroughly enjoy each, but I am curious if, within the story of the mental fabric, there was a time-difference due to the hyp-notic nature of the way it intruded on brain stimuli – sort of like how a dream goes by. Is there any indication in the novels or from the author that there is anything other than a time = time arrangement?
timeline otherland
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MikeyMikey
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In the novels, Otherland (four parts), the protagonists enter a VR environment for an extended time to investigate an enormous network, and are locked into it.
I've read the books several times, and thoroughly enjoy each, but I am curious if, within the story of the mental fabric, there was a time-difference due to the hyp-notic nature of the way it intruded on brain stimuli – sort of like how a dream goes by. Is there any indication in the novels or from the author that there is anything other than a time = time arrangement?
timeline otherland
asked 4 mins ago
MikeyMikey
652715
In the novels, Otherland (four parts), the protagonists enter a VR environment for an extended time to investigate an enormous network, and are locked into it.
I've read the books several times, and thoroughly enjoy each, but I am curious if, within the story of the mental fabric, there was a time-difference due to the hyp-notic nature of the way it intruded on brain stimuli – sort of like how a dream goes by. Is there any indication in the novels or from the author that there is anything other than a time = time arrangement?
timeline otherland
timeline otherland
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