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We're still escaping correcto mundo?
Imagine a world where technology has evolved into the daily lives of anyone and everyone. Not just people with cellphones and laptops and televisions constantly stuck in front of their faces, but a world where technology has literally morphed into something that is a part of the average human.
In the year of 3262, it is possible. Not only possible, but entirely available to the public. Universally accepted as a safe alternate to curing mental illnesses, loading your brain full of information, and many other things, the world couldmt exist with this amazing scientific discovery. For hundreds of years, people have grown accustomed to it.
Via surgical implantmemt or injection, the millions and millions who flock into hospitals daily are able to get whatever they want, or most likely need. A normally quick, clean , and efficient way of cutting the corners. Whether it be to gain access to the web via your brain or to learn thirty different languages. Every current hospital comes established with its own wing for the operations, commonly known as "Nanite Placement". 8 in 10 Americans have undergone the surgery.
Created by Alexandere Breaux, originating from Paris, France before coming to the US to study in John Hopkins for 12 years. Earning his doctorate degree in several different areas of medical science and technology, he set out in the world with the bright eyed hopes of making a difference in our pitiful little world. Thus, Nanite Placement was born.
But, for further information on Mr.Breaux, you could just pick up a text book for a more in depth explanation.
Such a powerful tool for humanity. It was a step in the right direction.
What if its taken to take two steps in the wrong direction?
Let's say, a certain organization, with the time, money, and resources neccessary, decided to use it their advantage? The easy convienance for it to store incredibly invaluable information while being seemingly unimportant could be a tempting option for say, a whole government to use to store their secrets. Hypothetically speaking of course.
The mass destruction and devastation that these said secrets could cause are massive. Now, what if someone decides to step in?
A scientist, here or there, who plants the inactive nanites into someone's unsuspsecting pretty , little head to conceal the information inside of these nanites. Replacing a tracking implant here, a spanish language injection there, all the while making the nanites just seem like another piece of the technology.
Just a theory.
Of course the government that had put all their time and money into it would be angry. Would want to get back all of their efforts, no matter the cost. Let's also throw in the other side of the government, that finds the whole nanite project repulsively revolting?
That means, we would have two extremely powerful and bickering governmemt parties at each other's throats, one group of terrified and confused civilians, and what does that equal?
Why, I must say, it could only mean one thing.
Chaos.
Sorry if I've missed anything! I'll make a proof read of this tomorrow. (:
In the year of 3262, it is possible. Not only possible, but entirely available to the public. Universally accepted as a safe alternate to curing mental illnesses, loading your brain full of information, and many other things, the world couldmt exist with this amazing scientific discovery. For hundreds of years, people have grown accustomed to it.
Via surgical implantmemt or injection, the millions and millions who flock into hospitals daily are able to get whatever they want, or most likely need. A normally quick, clean , and efficient way of cutting the corners. Whether it be to gain access to the web via your brain or to learn thirty different languages. Every current hospital comes established with its own wing for the operations, commonly known as "Nanite Placement". 8 in 10 Americans have undergone the surgery.
Created by Alexandere Breaux, originating from Paris, France before coming to the US to study in John Hopkins for 12 years. Earning his doctorate degree in several different areas of medical science and technology, he set out in the world with the bright eyed hopes of making a difference in our pitiful little world. Thus, Nanite Placement was born.
But, for further information on Mr.Breaux, you could just pick up a text book for a more in depth explanation.
Such a powerful tool for humanity. It was a step in the right direction.
What if its taken to take two steps in the wrong direction?
Let's say, a certain organization, with the time, money, and resources neccessary, decided to use it their advantage? The easy convienance for it to store incredibly invaluable information while being seemingly unimportant could be a tempting option for say, a whole government to use to store their secrets. Hypothetically speaking of course.
The mass destruction and devastation that these said secrets could cause are massive. Now, what if someone decides to step in?
A scientist, here or there, who plants the inactive nanites into someone's unsuspsecting pretty , little head to conceal the information inside of these nanites. Replacing a tracking implant here, a spanish language injection there, all the while making the nanites just seem like another piece of the technology.
Just a theory.
Of course the government that had put all their time and money into it would be angry. Would want to get back all of their efforts, no matter the cost. Let's also throw in the other side of the government, that finds the whole nanite project repulsively revolting?
That means, we would have two extremely powerful and bickering governmemt parties at each other's throats, one group of terrified and confused civilians, and what does that equal?
Why, I must say, it could only mean one thing.
Chaos.
Sorry if I've missed anything! I'll make a proof read of this tomorrow. (:
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What's happening
What's happening
I'll try to get the OOC up tomorrow.
Awesome. ^_^
Yay. :D
Thanks for the interest.
Thanks for the interest.
Title will change if anyone happens to take interest.
Imagine a world where technology has evolved into the daily lives of anyone and everyone. Not just people with cellphones and laptops and televisions constantly stuck in front of their faces, but a world where technology has literally morphed into something that is a part of the average human.
In the year of 3262, it is possible. Not only possible, but entirely available to the public. Universally accepted as a safe alternate to curing mental illnesses, loading your brain full of information, and many other things, the world couldmt exist with this amazing scientific discovery. For hundreds of years, people have grown accustomed to it.
Via surgical implantmemt or injection, the millions and millions who flock into hospitals daily are able to get whatever they want, or most likely need. A normally quick, clean , and efficient way of cutting the corners. Whether it be to gain access to the web via your brain or to learn thirty different languages. Every current hospital comes established with its own wing for the operations, commonly known as "Nanite Placement". 8 in 10 Americans have undergone the surgery.
Created by Alexandere Breaux, originating from Paris, France before coming to the US to study in Harvard for 12 years. Earning his doctorate degree in several different areas of medical science and technology, he set out in the world with the nright eyed hopes of making a difference in our pitiful little world. Thus, Nanite Placememt was born.
But, for durther information on Mr.Breaux, you could just pick up a text book for a more in depth explanation.
Such a powerful tool for humanity. It was a step in the right direction.
What if its taken to take two steps in the wrong direction?
Let's say, a certain organization, with the time, money, and resources neccessary, decided to use it their advantage? The easy convienance for it to store incredinly invaluable information while being seemingly unimportant could be a tempting option for say, a whole government to use to store their secrets. Hypothetically speaking of course.
The mass destruction and devastation that these said secrets could cause are massive. Now, what if someone decides to step in?
A scientist, here or there, who plants the inactive nanites into someone's unsuspsecting pretty , little head to conceal the information inside of these nanites. Replacing a tracking implant here, a spanish language injection there, all the while making the nanites just seem like amother piece of the technology.
Just a theory.
Of course the government that had put all their time and money into it would be angry. Would want to get back all of their efforts, no matter the cost. Let's also throw in the other side of the government, that finds the whole nanite project repulsively revolting?
That means, we would have two extremely powerful and bickering governmemt parties at each other's throats, one group of terrified and confused civilians, and what does that equal?
Why, I must say, it could only mean one thing.
Chaos.
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Depending on the route that we take ( if anyone even takes interest in this idea, *crosses fingers*), the roleplay could go in a series of directions. We could have another civil war, a world war, or something else. Depending on how it all plays out.
I would want about only 3 or 4, possibly FIVE MAXIMUM, people to have the inactive nanites. Of course, we would have scientists, companions, federal agents, good and bad, and all of the like thrown in too so we would have an array of characters.
This roleplay could be big or small, as long as that inactive nanite carriers are a small, exclusive group.
Also, I'm really sorry for all my spelling/grammatical errors. ;-; Its 2:30 AM. I had this all typed ouyt earlier but then my tablet crash (stupid thing is falling apart) amd I had to start all over. So I also apologize if it seems rushed or sloppy.
If this makes it to an OOC, I promise I'll elaborate more on things like Alexandere Breaux and stuff!
Thank you for reading. ^~^
Imagine a world where technology has evolved into the daily lives of anyone and everyone. Not just people with cellphones and laptops and televisions constantly stuck in front of their faces, but a world where technology has literally morphed into something that is a part of the average human.
In the year of 3262, it is possible. Not only possible, but entirely available to the public. Universally accepted as a safe alternate to curing mental illnesses, loading your brain full of information, and many other things, the world couldmt exist with this amazing scientific discovery. For hundreds of years, people have grown accustomed to it.
Via surgical implantmemt or injection, the millions and millions who flock into hospitals daily are able to get whatever they want, or most likely need. A normally quick, clean , and efficient way of cutting the corners. Whether it be to gain access to the web via your brain or to learn thirty different languages. Every current hospital comes established with its own wing for the operations, commonly known as "Nanite Placement". 8 in 10 Americans have undergone the surgery.
Created by Alexandere Breaux, originating from Paris, France before coming to the US to study in Harvard for 12 years. Earning his doctorate degree in several different areas of medical science and technology, he set out in the world with the nright eyed hopes of making a difference in our pitiful little world. Thus, Nanite Placememt was born.
But, for durther information on Mr.Breaux, you could just pick up a text book for a more in depth explanation.
Such a powerful tool for humanity. It was a step in the right direction.
What if its taken to take two steps in the wrong direction?
Let's say, a certain organization, with the time, money, and resources neccessary, decided to use it their advantage? The easy convienance for it to store incredinly invaluable information while being seemingly unimportant could be a tempting option for say, a whole government to use to store their secrets. Hypothetically speaking of course.
The mass destruction and devastation that these said secrets could cause are massive. Now, what if someone decides to step in?
A scientist, here or there, who plants the inactive nanites into someone's unsuspsecting pretty , little head to conceal the information inside of these nanites. Replacing a tracking implant here, a spanish language injection there, all the while making the nanites just seem like amother piece of the technology.
Just a theory.
Of course the government that had put all their time and money into it would be angry. Would want to get back all of their efforts, no matter the cost. Let's also throw in the other side of the government, that finds the whole nanite project repulsively revolting?
That means, we would have two extremely powerful and bickering governmemt parties at each other's throats, one group of terrified and confused civilians, and what does that equal?
Why, I must say, it could only mean one thing.
Chaos.
---
Depending on the route that we take ( if anyone even takes interest in this idea, *crosses fingers*), the roleplay could go in a series of directions. We could have another civil war, a world war, or something else. Depending on how it all plays out.
I would want about only 3 or 4, possibly FIVE MAXIMUM, people to have the inactive nanites. Of course, we would have scientists, companions, federal agents, good and bad, and all of the like thrown in too so we would have an array of characters.
This roleplay could be big or small, as long as that inactive nanite carriers are a small, exclusive group.
Also, I'm really sorry for all my spelling/grammatical errors. ;-; Its 2:30 AM. I had this all typed ouyt earlier but then my tablet crash (stupid thing is falling apart) amd I had to start all over. So I also apologize if it seems rushed or sloppy.
If this makes it to an OOC, I promise I'll elaborate more on things like Alexandere Breaux and stuff!
Thank you for reading. ^~^
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