Is the Australian newspaper article that writes up a story on it...
It's called "Neurocam"
"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."
http://capcoincidence.blogspot.com/
is a blog by a member of this group, and he's posted a bit about his missions. It's pretty fucked up. Sort of art, sort of poetic terrorism, sort of pomo-fight-clubesque spectacle of the bizarre. And maybe a spy ring?
I am completely fascinated by this. I actually just created a syndicated account on LJ for that one guy's blog. The journal is called capcoincidence if you want to add it to your list.
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Date: 2004-12-19 02:11 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2004-12-19 02:19 am (UTC)Is the Australian newspaper article that writes up a story on it...
It's called "Neurocam"
"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."
http://capcoincidence.blogspot.com/
is a blog by a member of this group, and he's posted a bit about his missions. It's pretty fucked up. Sort of art, sort of poetic terrorism, sort of pomo-fight-clubesque spectacle of the bizarre. And maybe a spy ring?
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Date: 2004-12-19 09:00 pm (UTC)