One whom primarily resides in the physical world as opposed to constant connection on the internet and in a virtual or cyber reality.
by Arch Terkan April 27, 2008
Deriving from cyberpunk novels, meatspace is the world outside of the 'net-- that is to say, the real world, where you do things with your body rather than with your keyboard. William Gibson's novels (Neuromancer, Mona Lisa Overdrive, and Count Zero in particular) note the difference between the 'Net of the console cowboys and the world of the meat outside.
"For many a true computer geek, moving through meatspace is a daunting prospect."
"Simstim was a meat toy, which is why Case had never been able to get into it."
"Simstim was a meat toy, which is why Case had never been able to get into it."
by PantherModern October 03, 2005
noun. a term, originating from cyberpunk fiction and culture, referring to the real (that is, not virtual) world, the world of flesh and blood. somewhat tongue-in-cheek. the opposite of cyberspace.
"writers, who can go for three or four days at a time without talking to people in 'meatspace', are particularly attracted to this form of friendship."
—andrew brown
—andrew brown
by The Other Joey February 24, 2005
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by turner February 24, 2005
the name for the more desparate-sexual partner/date-hunting side of myspace.com
coming from the slang terminology "meatmarket".
coming from the slang terminology "meatmarket".
dude1: "yeah this chick is totally hot man, i'm gonna chat with her again"
dude2: "what, is this another one you met on meatspace?"
dude2: "what, is this another one you met on meatspace?"
by Olly J February 24, 2005