Brain W illiam Gibson paints a detailed picture of what he thinks life will be like when we all have chips and jacks directly implanted into our brains. In the Neuromancer Trilogy we are shown what it will be like to be directly jacked in to our technology.
Machine dreams hold a special vertigo. . .
It came on, again. It was vaguely like riding a roller coaster that phased in and out of existence at random. The data had never been intended for human input. Eyes open, he pulled the thing from his socket and held it, his palm slick with sweat. It was like waking from a nightmare.