Neurocam

[segovius]

Does anyone have any interest in the old Neurocam meme of a few years back - am interested in this and think that probably it was some Occult operation.

For those not aware of it, Neurocam was a secretive organization (?) which first came to light when a billboard appeared in Melbourne, Aus by a freeway in 2004 inviting people to "Get out of their mind" and giving a web address. Those researching further were offered secretive instructions and "Those who follow the instructions on the neurocam website are assigned missions, with the threat of grave consequences should these tasks not be carried out. Individuals prove their mettle by completing progressively more complex, riskier assignments - possibly of questionable legality."

No-one was sure what was going on but many boards and sites of people (not connected - or were they?) who claimed to be participants sprang up and then suddenly the whole thing shut down and all official websites disappear.

Aussie newspaper article:

http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2004/ ... 76356.html

Well...now it seems from rumblings they may be back. Anyone interested in this stuff?

http://neurocam.nfshost.com

[Frumens]

I've never heard of neurocam, but it sounds like a normal alternate reality game. There's nothing occult about alternate reality games. I think they're mostly used to advertise products.

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alternate_reality_game

It sounds like great fun. Something to do with friends! I don't live in Australia, so I don't think I'll be participating.

[segovius]

I've never heard of neurocam, but it sounds like a normal alternate reality game. There's nothing occult about alternate reality games. I think they're mostly used to advertise products.

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alternate_reality_game

Yeah, that's one of the theories but they never actually did a 'reveal' so no-one ever could come up with what product it was so it's not really thought of as the answer. A lot of people who responded were given missions and assignments and some of these are susceptible to some sort of esoteric interpretation. Definitely the designers are aware of Occult tradition and esoteric/mystical methodologies in the wider sense.

Btw - it first appeared in Australia but anyone could apply for assignments and many of these were worldwide. The US for sure, UK and Germany as well as Colombia are ones I know of where interactions occurred and probably many other places too.