Example Of An Outlandish New Technology
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Fleshlight or 3D Porn.
She might even get bonus points.
She might even get bonus points.
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thats a good one but apart from that check out
http://www.wired.com
http://www.wired.co.uk
http://www.ted.com/
light peak technology
http://techresearch.intel.com/articles/None/1813.htm
or ultra wide band, the name is bounced about a lot but the used of it are amazing from the idea of being able to establish objects through walls to short range communications
Was shown around the Bioengineering department at Strathclyde recently and they had a few really interesting demonstrations set up shown some of the new technology they are working on. One was using brain signals to control the movements of a (virtual) wheelchair - you think of moving your hand left and the chair turns left, you think of it moving forward, the chair goes forward etc. Quite impressive/innovative stuff although it's probably more an application of current technology.
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Something to stop poo sticking to your butt hair
A razor?
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Flux Capacitor.
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Yeah cause I love bum stubble.
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I'd prefer not to have poo sticking to bum hair. My bum hair is going nowhere.
When the incident occurs, it does so well in advance of any toilet paper going anywhere near my derriere, so your solution is crap.
Not outlandish any more
Science heads have successfully used quantum entanglement at a distance of 10 miles.
Super fascinating stuff and imagine a refined system put to actual use in products f the future. Gigapixel camera entangled to a large harddisk at another location syncing data /almost/ instantly!
http://arstechnica.com/science/news...les-of-free-space.ars?comments=1#comments-bar
That's information transfer though, physical transfer would be something else!