We have always left the idea of having a screen display our mind’s visuals to online store viagra science fiction. Guess what? It’s still mostly science fiction, but we’re getting more and more towards making it science non-fiction. Scientists at UC Berkeley have found a way to take a person’s visual activity data and match it to a database of similar visuals. So it’s not quite projecting your mind, but it’s matching your mind to a library of meencantamurcia.es cialis possible visuals. With a big enough library, who knows. Part of me hopes I’m dead before this goes mainstream.
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Lab Grown Sausages
Posted in Science on September 9, 2011 by SimonApparently, we’re 6 months away from sausages grown in a lab. How petri dish meat will taste, I do not know (how delicious does horse fetal serum sound?), but the thought of meat manufacture is magical. I’m no vegan, but meat without killing animals is an interesting concept.
Ridiculous Wall-Climb Baseball Catch
Posted in The Human Body, Videos on August 30, 2011 by SimonFor those that don’t speak Japanese, they are saying “he has once again successfully used rocket shoes to rob a home run”.
Polyethylene Fiber Animated Paper
Posted in Technology, Videos on August 26, 2011 by SimonSome kind of polyethylene fiber? I fear for a future of animation bloody everywhere. That said, this is pretty cool.
Unbelievable Rhythmic Gymnastics With Ball
Posted in The Human Body, Videos on August 22, 2011 by SimonAll of her tricks seem incredibly difficult, and to succeed with all of them at what is clearly a competition is just ridiculous.