Summary: Panic Room was a realistic, virtual simulation that messed with people’s minds. No matter how ridiculous of a fear, the room would show it, or more so, would toss you right inside of it. Although the simulation didn’t do any physical harm, it still woke up appalling feelings, or mayhaps even caused damage to those who tried it.
So, what’s your biggest fear?
Warnings: drug abuse, language, many negative feelings ig
Early AN: I love this work and I love this concept
Technology, oh how far will it go? It has probably exceeded expectations that were set for it a long time ago, but it still somehow manages to impress as days go by. Who would’ve thought that virtual simulation would come so far? Was it even virtual if you were able to fully experience everything that happened around you? Was it a simulation if it felt like real life?
Somewhere around this time last year, a huge announcement was made, one which notified everyone around the globe about the newest invention in science field. Truly, the creation shocked many, especially the older generations which didn’t want to accept that reality wasn’t always real anymore.
What was the invention, one may ask? It carried a simple, although slightly concerning name. Panic Room. Also, as one may guess, panic room was a self-explanatory name. The small space was limited to four concreate walls, one (usually) creaky wooden chair placed in the middle, and a powerful headset. Many were sceptic, especially after hearing what it did and how it was supposed to operate.
Panic Room was a realistic, virtual simulation that messed with people’s minds. It would throw you into this never-ending pit of confusion, a thousand questions flowing through your mind. The experience inside of the room was different for everyone, it was very personal, therefore it caused damage to those who weren’t able to comprehend the situation. Fear of the unknown and new getting the better of them.
No matter how ridiculous of a fear, the room would show it, or more so, would toss you right inside of it. There were people crying for help while trying to run away from a horde of clowns, or those who were drowning, twenty feet under the surface, feeling their lungs filling up with salty water. Although the simulation didn’t do any physical harm, it still woke up appalling feelings in those who tried it.
Why did people do it? Most of them were adrenaline hungry, while others were desperate to try and overcome their fears. Did it help? In some cases, some could argue that it did more harm than good, but really, it was up to their willpower to try it out for themselves.
With fears of your own, you were very cynic at first, or was that fright you felt? Whatever it was, you knew exactly why those feelings lingered in the heavy air. Temptation was eventually going to get the better of you, daring and easily persuading you to try it. A person could only treasure so many fears before they turned into phobias, and although your whole life was deemed free of any, the lingering want to find out whichever fear was the worst has always been present.
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