Micro and macro web apps and games

Micro and macro web apps/games:

Some web projects are based on macro principles such as Uber and Facebook requiring thousands of users . Others can use micro principles aiming to support one user at a time linking biocybernetics.

The first ones (macro) are resource demanding, costly to produce, maintain and secure, while the later (micro) can be engineered to allow individualised support.

In the game, biocybernetic looks at humans as cyborgs (a fictional or hypothetical person whose physical abilities are extended beyond normal human limitations by mechanical elements built into the body or their avatars) to add upgrades in their life throughout improving their communications and neural potential.

The RAS (reticular activating system) method developed by LFT-Australia allows the above by using a "virtues system, online Retreats and forums" to run the "Better-Me 1.1" game blueprint helping the user upgrade her/his options for a better life.

The method was tested by the designers in their own lifes creating a new source of financial, employment, holydays and health options.

They built avatars -self images or neural identities- that canvassed their dreams and skills to places where using classical methods would have proved time consuming, more expensive and even harder or impossible of achieving.

The game was inspired following pop culture data such as the Ozaki 8:  "a list of extreme sports endeavors that honor the forces and wonders of nature. It was introduced by the movie Point Break as a fictional set of extreme challenges that occur in various stunning locations worldwide. The list is named after Ono Ozaki, a fictional eco-warrior.May 17, 2018"

The method is available online and it is totally free. Upgrades are available for a fee from www.lftaustralia.com