Tweet Sometimes I wonder if thought controlled computers would be a bad thing. During a business meeting daydream would I accidentally surf porn? Fortunately the technology doesn’t work
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Too Much Information
Tweet It has been said that science fiction is the literature of ideas. The corruption of expected reality creates situations not probable in our lifetimes, therefore distilling a
50th Post!
Tweet When I started this blog a few months ago, I thought it was going to be hard to have something to talk even once a week. Little
Brain-Twitter Breakthrough
Tweet One of the aspects of augmented reality is the human-computer interface that we will need to control our computers. We use mouse and keyboard for our desk
The Digital Singularity
Tweet Newspapers…dead! Compact disc…dead! Bluray… dead! Televisions…dead! Okay, so they’re not dead yet, but they will be. One of the benefits of a digital world is the elimination
Sign of the Singularity
Tweet Vernor Vinge, the mathematician and author, once predicted the technological singularity which states that computational technology once achieving a certain threshold would accelerate past human intelligence. This possibility
The Brain-Computer Interface
Tweet Aspirin stocks up. Logitech stocks down. My carpal tunnel can’t wait for mind controlled computers, but I’ll probably only trade my Logitech mouse for a headache. Today scientists
Freedoms and the 5th Amendment
Tweet On his website, Luigi Cappel has a nice post about the effect of digital information on our freedoms. I agree with a lot of the things he
Pew Internet Study
Tweet Back in December, the Pew Internet & American Life project penned a study called the Future of the Internet III. There are a number of items that
The Death of the PC
Tweet The death of the PC is right around the corner. I’ll say by 2015 at the latest. In this post by Adam Hartung, he discusses how the