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	==Reading==		==Reading==

	Reading is sequential textural assimilation carried out by mentally comparing printed symbols against a database of pre-learned glyphs and arranging them into words. The words are then usually combined into sentences which have a complex system of semantics and multiple meanings. It is tediously slow, prone to errors and has been rendered completely obsolete by the neural interface. However, despite the virtual absence of text onSlab for anything other than brand identifiers and ancient ceremonial traditions, there remains a ~~small~~ demand for timed-delivery, information only, story-telling. In order to receive a non-voice progressive eye-feed, please request ''sequential story mode''.		Reading is sequential textural assimilation carried out by mentally comparing printed symbols against a database of pre-learned glyphs and arranging them into words. The words are then usually combined into sentences which have a complex system of semantics and multiple meanings. It is tediously slow, prone to errors and has been rendered completely obsolete by the neural interface. However, despite the virtual absence of text onSlab for anything other than brand identifiers and ancient ceremonial traditions, there remains a persistent demand for timed-delivery, information only, story-telling. In order to receive a non-voice progressive eye-feed, please request ''sequential story mode''.

	It will surprise most people to learn that the information you are currently accessing is also stored in Slabscapedia as text and can actually be accessed by [[sume]] or even printed matter<ref>although the last recorded instance of this type of access prior to the re-fam of [[Louie Drago]] was 526.27 cykes ago</ref>.		It will surprise most people to learn that the information you are currently accessing is also stored in Slabscapedia as text and can actually be accessed by [[sume]] or even printed matter<ref>although the last recorded instance of this type of access prior to the re-fam of [[Louie Drago]] was 526.27 cykes ago</ref>.

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	==Reading==		==Reading==

	Reading is sequential textural assimilation carried out by mentally comparing printed symbols against a database of pre-learned glyphs and arranging them into words. The words are then usually combined into sentences ~~wich~~ have a complex system of semantics and multiple meanings. It is tediously slow, prone to errors and has been rendered completely obsolete by the neural interface. However, despite the virtual absence of text onSlab for anything other than brand identifiers and ancient ceremonial traditions, there remains a small demand for timed-delivery, information only, story-telling. In order to receive a non-voice progressive eye-feed, please request ''sequential story mode''.		Reading is sequential textural assimilation carried out by mentally comparing printed symbols against a database of pre-learned glyphs and arranging them into words. The words are then usually combined into sentences which have a complex system of semantics and multiple meanings. It is tediously slow, prone to errors and has been rendered completely obsolete by the neural interface. However, despite the virtual absence of text onSlab for anything other than brand identifiers and ancient ceremonial traditions, there remains a small demand for timed-delivery, information only, story-telling. In order to receive a non-voice progressive eye-feed, please request ''sequential story mode''.

	It will surprise most people to learn that the information you are currently accessing is also stored in Slabscapedia as text and can actually be accessed by [[sume]] or even printed matter<ref>although the last recorded instance of this type of access prior to the re-fam of [[Louie Drago]] was 526.27 cykes ago</ref>.		It will surprise most people to learn that the information you are currently accessing is also stored in Slabscapedia as text and can actually be accessed by [[sume]] or even printed matter<ref>although the last recorded instance of this type of access prior to the re-fam of [[Louie Drago]] was 526.27 cykes ago</ref>.

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Sisadmin.001.735.3160 at 07:50, 4 October 2010

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	Neural Implants (~~neural interface~~, N.I.s or Eyes) are the default - and in most cases only - method of interfacing with [[Sis]] and 99.99% of all [[onSlab]] technology.		Neural Implants (Neural Interface, N.I.s or Eyes) are the default - and in most cases only - method of interfacing with [[Sis]] and 99.99% of all [[onSlab]] technology.

	==Technology==		==Technology==
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	==Eyedetic Memory==		==Eyedetic Memory==

	A neural implant that is permanently connected to [[Sis]] serves as an interface to an inexhaustible memory space with instant recall<ref>as long as you can frame the query correctly</ref> and multi-thread options. While this facility is of obvious advantage to all, it is clearly vulnerable to [[linktrigue]]. For this reason, SlabWide prefs are currently set to a maximum of ten successive link enquiries before Sis instigates a fascination-loop interrupt. Specialist enquiry level training is required in order to ~~avoid~~ this.		A neural implant that is permanently connected to [[Sis]] serves as an interface to an inexhaustible memory space with instant recall<ref>as long as you can frame the query correctly</ref> and multi-thread options. While this facility is of obvious advantage to all, it is clearly vulnerable to [[linktrigue]]. For this reason, SlabWide prefs are currently set to a maximum of ten successive link enquiries before Sis instigates a fascination-loop interrupt. Specialist enquiry level training is required in order to circumvent this safety feature.

	==Reading==		==Reading==

	Reading is sequential textural assimilation carried out by mentally comparing printed symbols against a database of pre-learned glyphs and arranging them into words. The words are then usually combined into sentences wich have a complex system of semantics and multiple meanings. It is ~~not only~~ tediously slow, prone to errors and ~~tiresome but was~~ rendered completely ~~unnecessary~~ by the neural interface. However, despite the virtual absence of text onSlab, for anything other than brand identifiers and ancient ceremonial traditions, there remains a small ~~market onSlab~~ for timed-delivery, information only, story-telling. In order to receive a non-voice progressive eye-feed, please request ''sequential story mode''.		Reading is sequential textural assimilation carried out by mentally comparing printed symbols against a database of pre-learned glyphs and arranging them into words. The words are then usually combined into sentences wich have a complex system of semantics and multiple meanings. It is tediously slow, prone to errors and has been rendered completely obsolete by the neural interface. However, despite the virtual absence of text onSlab for anything other than brand identifiers and ancient ceremonial traditions, there remains a small demand for timed-delivery, information only, story-telling. In order to receive a non-voice progressive eye-feed, please request ''sequential story mode''.

	It ~~may~~ surprise most people to learn that the information you are currently accessing is also stored in Slabscapedia as text and can actually be accessed by [[sume]] or even printed matter<ref>although the last recorded instance of this type of access prior to the re-fam of [[Louie Drago]] was 526.27 cykes ago</ref>.		It will surprise most people to learn that the information you are currently accessing is also stored in Slabscapedia as text and can actually be accessed by [[sume]] or even printed matter<ref>although the last recorded instance of this type of access prior to the re-fam of [[Louie Drago]] was 526.27 cykes ago</ref>.

	==Writing==		==Writing==

	If you think reading text sounds odd, wait until you hear about writing. In order for information to be entered into a retrieval system, it was often necessary to scan pre-printed, or in some extremely rare instances, hand-created glyphs and run pattern recognition routines in order to interpret the result into meaningful data. After the invention of computers it was necessary for a writer to record the glyphs that made up the aforementioned words and sentences by using an oddly randomly ordered grid of around 78 individual switches, or keys<ref>honestly, we are not joking</ref>. As an example, even a relatively short novel such as the seminal [[Slabscape : Reset]] required around half a million manual key presses in order to be recorded<ref>really, we ~~now~~ it sounds absurd but it is the truth - this figure doesn't even take into account re-writes or deletions</ref><ref>stop laughing, it's true!</ref><ref>look, if you don't stop laughing you'll get a hit of Karmdown</ref><ref>OK, don't say we didn't warn you</ref>.		If you think reading text sounds odd, wait until you hear about writing. In order for information to be entered into a retrieval system, it was often necessary to scan pre-printed, or in some extremely rare instances, hand-created glyphs and run pattern recognition routines in order to interpret the result into meaningful data. After the invention of computers it was necessary for a writer to record the glyphs that made up the aforementioned words and sentences by using an oddly randomly ordered grid of around 78 individual switches, or keys<ref>honestly, we are not joking</ref>. As an example, even a relatively short novel such as the seminal [[Slabscape : Reset]] required around half a million manual key presses in order to be recorded<ref>really, we know it sounds absurd but it is the truth and this figure doesn't even take into account re-writes or deletions</ref><ref>stop laughing, it's true!</ref><ref>look, if you don't stop laughing you'll get a hit of Karmdown</ref><ref>OK, don't say we didn't warn you</ref>.

	Of course no-one has resorted to such a primitive way of writing for well over a millennium - the eye has it.		Of course no-one has resorted to such a primitive way of writing for well over a millennium - the eye has it.

Sisadmin.001.735.3160: /* Reading */

2010-10-01T07:56:02Z

Reading

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	==Reading==		==Reading==

	Reading is sequential textural assimilation carried out by mentally comparing printed symbols against a database of pre-learned glyphs and arranging them into words. The words are then usually combined into sentences ~~with~~ have a complex system of semantics and multiple meanings. It is not only tediously slow, prone to errors and tiresome but is was rendered completely unnecessary by the neural interface. However, despite the virtual absence of text onSlab, for anything other than brand identifiers and ancient ceremonial traditions, there remains a small market onSlab for timed-delivery, information only, story-telling. In order to receive a non-voice progressive eye-feed, please request ''sequential story mode''.		Reading is sequential textural assimilation carried out by mentally comparing printed symbols against a database of pre-learned glyphs and arranging them into words. The words are then usually combined into sentences wich have a complex system of semantics and multiple meanings. It is not only tediously slow, prone to errors and tiresome but was rendered completely unnecessary by the neural interface. However, despite the virtual absence of text onSlab, for anything other than brand identifiers and ancient ceremonial traditions, there remains a small market onSlab for timed-delivery, information only, story-telling. In order to receive a non-voice progressive eye-feed, please request ''sequential story mode''.

	It may surprise most people to learn that the information you are currently accessing is also stored in Slabscapedia as text and can actually be accessed by [[sume]] or even printed matter<ref>although the last recorded instance of this type of access prior to the re-fam of [[Louie Drago]] was 526.27 cykes ago</ref>.		It may surprise most people to learn that the information you are currently accessing is also stored in Slabscapedia as text and can actually be accessed by [[sume]] or even printed matter<ref>although the last recorded instance of this type of access prior to the re-fam of [[Louie Drago]] was 526.27 cykes ago</ref>.

Sisadmin.001.735.3160: /* Writing */

2010-09-28T02:28:37Z

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	==Writing==		==Writing==

	If you think reading text sounds odd, wait until you hear about writing. In order for information to be entered into a retrieval system, it was often necessary to scan pre-printed, or in some extremely rare instances, hand-created glyphs and run pattern recognition routines in order to interpret the result into meaningful data. After the invention of computers it was necessary for a writer to record the glyphs that made up the aforementioned words and sentences by using an oddly randomly ordered grid of around 78 individual switches, or keys<ref>honestly, we are not joking</ref>. As an example, even a relatively short novel such as the seminal [[Slabscape : Reset]] required around half a million key presses in order to be recorded<ref>really, we now it sounds absurd but it is the truth - this figure doesn't even take into account re-writes or deletions</ref><ref>stop laughing, it's true!</ref><ref>look, if you don't stop laughing you'll get a hit of Karmdown</ref><ref>OK, don't say we didn't warn you</ref>.		If you think reading text sounds odd, wait until you hear about writing. In order for information to be entered into a retrieval system, it was often necessary to scan pre-printed, or in some extremely rare instances, hand-created glyphs and run pattern recognition routines in order to interpret the result into meaningful data. After the invention of computers it was necessary for a writer to record the glyphs that made up the aforementioned words and sentences by using an oddly randomly ordered grid of around 78 individual switches, or keys<ref>honestly, we are not joking</ref>. As an example, even a relatively short novel such as the seminal [[Slabscape : Reset]] required around half a million manual key presses in order to be recorded<ref>really, we now it sounds absurd but it is the truth - this figure doesn't even take into account re-writes or deletions</ref><ref>stop laughing, it's true!</ref><ref>look, if you don't stop laughing you'll get a hit of Karmdown</ref><ref>OK, don't say we didn't warn you</ref>.

	Of course no-one has resorted to such a primitive way of writing for well over a millennium - the eye has it.		Of course no-one has resorted to such a primitive way of writing for well over a millennium - the eye has it.

Sisadmin.001.735.3160: /* Writing */

2010-09-28T02:26:37Z

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	==Writing==		==Writing==

	If you think reading text sounds odd, wait until you hear about writing. In order for information to be entered into a retrieval system, it was often necessary to scan printed, or in some extremely rare instances hand-created, glyphs and ~~then~~ interpret the result into meaningful data. After the invention of computers it was necessary for a writer to record the glyphs that ~~make~~ up the aforementioned words and sentences by using an oddly randomly ordered grid of around 78 individual switches, or keys<ref>honestly, we are not joking</ref>. As an example, even a relatively short novel such as the seminal [[Slabscape : Reset]] required around half a million key presses in order to be recorded<ref>really, we now it sounds absurd but it is the truth - this figure doesn't even take into account re-writes or deletions</ref><ref>stop laughing, it's true!</ref><ref>look, if you don't stop laughing you'll get a hit of Karmdown</ref><ref>OK, don't say we didn't warn you</ref>.		If you think reading text sounds odd, wait until you hear about writing. In order for information to be entered into a retrieval system, it was often necessary to scan pre-printed, or in some extremely rare instances, hand-created glyphs and run pattern recognition routines in order to interpret the result into meaningful data. After the invention of computers it was necessary for a writer to record the glyphs that made up the aforementioned words and sentences by using an oddly randomly ordered grid of around 78 individual switches, or keys<ref>honestly, we are not joking</ref>. As an example, even a relatively short novel such as the seminal [[Slabscape : Reset]] required around half a million key presses in order to be recorded<ref>really, we now it sounds absurd but it is the truth - this figure doesn't even take into account re-writes or deletions</ref><ref>stop laughing, it's true!</ref><ref>look, if you don't stop laughing you'll get a hit of Karmdown</ref><ref>OK, don't say we didn't warn you</ref>.

	Of course no-one has resorted to such a primitive way of writing for well over a millennium - the eye has it.		Of course no-one has resorted to such a primitive way of writing for well over a millennium - the eye has it.

Sisadmin.001.735.3160: /* Writing */

2010-09-28T02:23:16Z

Writing

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	==Writing==		==Writing==

	If you think reading text sounds odd, wait until you hear about writing. In order for information to be entered into a retrieval system, it was often necessary to scan printed, or in some extremely rare instances hand-created, glyphs and then interpret the result into meaningful data. After the invention of ~~keyboards~~ it was necessary for a writer to record the glyphs that make up the aforementioned words and sentences by using a grid of switches<ref>honestly, we are not joking</ref>. As an example, even a relatively short novel ~~suck~~ as [[Slabscape : Reset]] required around half a million key presses in order to be recorded<ref>really, we now it sounds absurd but it is the truth - this figure doesn't even take into account re-writes or deletions</ref>.		If you think reading text sounds odd, wait until you hear about writing. In order for information to be entered into a retrieval system, it was often necessary to scan printed, or in some extremely rare instances hand-created, glyphs and then interpret the result into meaningful data. After the invention of computers it was necessary for a writer to record the glyphs that make up the aforementioned words and sentences by using an oddly randomly ordered grid of around 78 individual switches, or keys<ref>honestly, we are not joking</ref>. As an example, even a relatively short novel such as the seminal [[Slabscape : Reset]] required around half a million key presses in order to be recorded<ref>really, we now it sounds absurd but it is the truth - this figure doesn't even take into account re-writes or deletions</ref><ref>stop laughing, it's true!</ref><ref>look, if you don't stop laughing you'll get a hit of Karmdown</ref><ref>OK, don't say we didn't warn you</ref>.

	Of course no-one has resorted to such a primitive way of writing for well over a millennium - the eye has it.		Of course no-one has resorted to such a primitive way of writing for well over a millennium - the eye has it.

Sisadmin.001.735.3160: /* Writing */

2010-09-27T14:56:35Z

Writing

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	==Writing==		==Writing==

	If you think reading text sounds odd, wait until you hear about writing. In order for information to be entered into a retrieval system, it was often necessary to scan printed, or in some extremely rare instances hand-created, glyphs and then interpret the result into meaningful data. After the invention of keyboards it was necessary for a writer to record the glyphs that make up the aforementioned words and sentences by using a grid of switches<ref>honestly, we are not joking</ref>. As an example, even a relatively short novel suck as [[Slabscape : Reset]] required around half a million key presses in order to be recorded<ref>really, we now it sounds absurd but it is the truth - it doesn't even take into account re-writes</ref>.		If you think reading text sounds odd, wait until you hear about writing. In order for information to be entered into a retrieval system, it was often necessary to scan printed, or in some extremely rare instances hand-created, glyphs and then interpret the result into meaningful data. After the invention of keyboards it was necessary for a writer to record the glyphs that make up the aforementioned words and sentences by using a grid of switches<ref>honestly, we are not joking</ref>. As an example, even a relatively short novel suck as [[Slabscape : Reset]] required around half a million key presses in order to be recorded<ref>really, we now it sounds absurd but it is the truth - this figure doesn't even take into account re-writes or deletions</ref>.

	Of course no-one has resorted to such a primitive way of writing for well over a millennium.		Of course no-one has resorted to such a primitive way of writing for well over a millennium - the eye has it.

	==Footnotes and references==		==Footnotes and references==

Sisadmin.001.735.3160 at 14:41, 27 September 2010

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	==Reading==		==Reading==

	~~Sequential~~ textural assimilation by ~~the mental comparison~~ of ~~symbols to~~ pre-learned glyphs and ~~the subsequent formation of '~~words' with a complex system of semantics and multiple meanings ~~(aka 'reading')~~ is not only tediously slow, prone to errors and tiresome but is ~~made~~ completely unnecessary by the neural interface. However, despite the virtual absence of text onSlab for anything other than brand identifiers and ancient ceremonial traditions, there remains a small market for timed-delivery, information only, story-telling ~~onSlab~~. In order to receive a non-voice progressive eye-feed, please request ''sequential story mode''.		Reading is sequential textural assimilation carried out by mentally comparing printed symbols against a database of pre-learned glyphs and arranging them into words. The words are then usually combined into sentences with have a complex system of semantics and multiple meanings. It is not only tediously slow, prone to errors and tiresome but is was rendered completely unnecessary by the neural interface. However, despite the virtual absence of text onSlab, for anything other than brand identifiers and ancient ceremonial traditions, there remains a small market onSlab for timed-delivery, information only, story-telling. In order to receive a non-voice progressive eye-feed, please request ''sequential story mode''.

	It may surprise ~~many~~ to learn that the information you are currently accessing is also stored in Slabscapedia as text and can actually be accessed by [[sume]]<ref>the last recorded instance of this type of access prior to the re-fam of [[Louie Drago]] was 526.27 cykes ago</ref>.		It may surprise most people to learn that the information you are currently accessing is also stored in Slabscapedia as text and can actually be accessed by [[sume]] or even printed matter<ref>although the last recorded instance of this type of access prior to the re-fam of [[Louie Drago]] was 526.27 cykes ago</ref>.

			==Writing==

			If you think reading text sounds odd, wait until you hear about writing. In order for information to be entered into a retrieval system, it was often necessary to scan printed, or in some extremely rare instances hand-created, glyphs and then interpret the result into meaningful data. After the invention of keyboards it was necessary for a writer to record the glyphs that make up the aforementioned words and sentences by using a grid of switches<ref>honestly, we are not joking</ref>. As an example, even a relatively short novel suck as [[Slabscape : Reset]] required around half a million key presses in order to be recorded<ref>really, we now it sounds absurd but it is the truth - it doesn't even take into account re-writes</ref>.

			Of course no-one has resorted to such a primitive way of writing for well over a millennium.

	==Footnotes and references==		==Footnotes and references==