unfortuneately you are probably right because it is easy to grasp
>For instance, instead of looking at
>New York City in terms of streets and address, you might look at it as
>piles of hand-sized houses heaped up in great big mounds, or strung up
>on enormous hands of human hair?
and to hack into someone else's files you'd have to use a digital scalpel to
slowly peel back the layers of dermis, tendon and muscle. or just to pop by
and say hello would require looking underneath their finger nails
>Then there are the "weird" approaches, where people do weird things in
>order to gain access to rather ordinary information. For instance, to
>look up a phone number we might have to roll ourselves between giant
>pieces of virtual rye bread, slithering across a generous slice of ham
>covered with mustard and mayonnaise, all the while attempting to read
>inscriptions from the entrails of lettuce leaves.
this would probably only work with the body sensor suit and olive oil
interface salad mixer- strap it on, get greased up and do your banking by
slithering across the pressure sensitive salad spinner. Of course any
illegal transaction would start it a spinnin'......
>"Why am I doing this?"
alterations in your neurons perhaps? ;)
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