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Astral Light (Sept 7, 2014 13:05:13 GMT -5)
Fredo Montalvo shared Ludacris's video.Marshall Mathers M&MThis ROBOT looks like a REAL WOMAN #nowthatsludacrious
www.facebook.com/video.php?v=10152634804730513
Donald Marshall You can hear the internal mechanics, motors and actuators though.
celine (Sept 8, 2014 17:03:59 GMT -5)
Dee Saunders
www.sciencealert.com.au/news/20140409-26123.html
NewsWorld-first experiment achieves direct brain-to-brain communication in human subjectsBEC CREW THURSDAY, 04 SEPTEMBER 2014Donald Marshall Been done... Mindvoice. You can do a lot with it.Dee Saunders its gone "official" . they getting braver...Bella Donna Marie This is freaky ...Phil Chuppa The team achieved this world-first feat by fitting out one of their participants - known as the emitter - with a device called an electrode-based brain-computer (BCI). This device, which sits over the participant’s head, can interpret the electrical currents in the participant’s brain and translate them into a binary code called Bacon's cipher. This type of code is similar to what computers use, but more compact. "The emitter now has to enter that binary string into the laptop using her thoughts,” says Francie Diep at Popular Science. "She does this by using her thoughts to move the white circle on-screen to different corners of the screen. (Upper right corner for "1," bottom right corner for "0.") This part of the process takes advantage of technology that several labs have developed, to allow people with paralysis to control computer cursors or robot arms."Phil Chuppa I think theyll use this to promote getting a person chipped, try to make it look like an advantage to using this tech.Adair Dfwtf Sheppard Fuuck..Danny Dion All the info don has said is slowly being released drip dripTracie Eden Mcenroe Validation.Donald Marshall YepTracie Eden Mcenroe And why you could make the music, !Donald Marshall I've used mindvoice as a tool to make songs yep. Sometimes not.Tracie Eden Mcenroe This info wouldnt be around without the letter from you. They used it in programming visuals and red herrings for the new age but nothing close to your info. So glad its gathering steam, some people won't except the truth even if a fish slapped around the head .Donald Marshall I'm so relieved.Donald Marshall The stuff sounds so Star Trek. In the beginning I thought I would fail.Donald Marshall Figured I would be dead by now.Tracie Eden Mcenroe Believe it or not it's relieving for us , too hard to watch and listen to websites and still be in the dark, not now. and more happens , its all in relative.Celine O'carroll exactly Tracie...it is a relief to have the missing pieces of the jigsaw.
celine (Sept 8, 2014 17:11:19 GMT -5)
Phil ChuppaDARPA's new Ground X-Vehicle Technology project aims to design tanks with less armor, but are faster and more agile as a result. Now, in the movies, we always see these beefy military vehicles rolling along slowly to action, so faster, grenade-dodging tanks might be a bit hard to imagine. Thankfully, the agency released a concept video that shows how exactly its advanced tanks can avoid getting shot at. Apparently, they will have the capacity to duck (fold low into the ground) and swerve out of the way the moment they detect threat coming their way. DARPA will work on designing these vehicles for the next 24 months, so hit play on the video below, because it'll take a long time before you see the real deal.Here's how DARPA's high-tech tanks will dodge RPGs (video)DARPA's new Ground X-Vehicle Technology project aims to design tanks with...ENGADGET.COM
www.engadget.com/2014/09/06/darpa-ground-x-video/?ncid=rss_truncated&a_dgi=aolshare_facebook
Donald Marshall They have better mini tanks.Adair Dfwtf Sheppard Reminds me of Dark Knight. Wouldn't be surprised if they got vehicle ideas from DARPA
Astral Light (Sept 10, 2014 16:03:18 GMT -5)
Astral Light“A very interesting book just hit the market. Written by Martine Rothblatt -- apparently she is America's top paid female CEO -- its title is Virtually Human: The Promise -- and the Peril -- of Digital Immortality. The subject is digital clones, and Rothblatt goes into depth about what they are, when they are coming, and the likelihood they eventually will have equal human rights.The premise is fascinating, and I now can foresee a future when we won't be able to survive successfully without one -- and that future is coming damned fast.A Digital CloneIt's interesting thinking about this. As you might recall, a few years back there was a lot of talk about creating biological clones and the need for huge bans preventing the practice for any reason except, possibly, organ harvesting. I think people were scared that these things would become monsters or some such.The thing is, if you were to print a 3D copy of yourself, it basically would be a vegetable that was good only for organ harvesting, because it would be an adult without any skills -- couldn't walk, talk, feed itself, comprehend, etc. Even if you taught it all of those things, it wouldn't be you, which I think was kind of the goal -- to create a form of immortality by creating copies of yourself.Granted, if you could transplant the brain, then having a brand new body every 20 years until your brain failed could be a superset of plastic surgery. It might slow down dementia, but eventually you'd have to deal with the brain problem. Otherwise, you'd just be a demented person with a young body.A digital clone is an electronic copy of your personality. Virtually Human describes how one of the first digital clones was created and interacted with.A digital clone wouldn't be built as you were built. It wouldn't come into existence biologically and then duplicate every one of your experiences, interactions and learning moments. Instead, it would be created to emulate you and to learn largely by observing or being programmed to act as you now do. Strangely, the end result would be far more likely to be a match than if you tried the impossible task of growing it as you were grown.Advantages of a Digital CloneOne of the big advantages of a digital clone would be that since it would exist in a computer, it wouldn't have hormones. It wouldn't have the animalistic parts of the brain that often drive humans to be inconsistent -- to do what, in hindsight, are stupid things, because of emotions. One of the interesting things is that without those aspects, it isn't a perfect clone either, so the more stable it is in relation to you, the less like you the clone is -- the less it actually is a clone.”
www.technewsworld.com/story/80971.html
Digital Clone: You Won't Be Able to Live Without OneLaurence Mountford I don't give a fuck about what any of them say. I will burn them all to the fkin ground.... Cultivate that mentality. and then you won't have to worry about this happening. Fuk em
Astral Light (Sept 12, 2014 20:51:23 GMT -5)
Rob Thorsen
articles.chicagotribune.com/2014-06-20/news/ct-big-data-chicago-20140621_1_cell-phone-data-big-data-sensors
New sensors will scoop up 'big data' on Chicago
Astral Light (Sept 12, 2014 21:01:23 GMT -5)
Hippie LovegodsIn Quinlan’s novel, Sexbot inventor Dr. Susan Jones has stumbled upon a method for downloading human awareness into intelligent machines. - See more at:
disinfo.com/2014/09/lifelike-sex-robots-human-immortality-right-around-corner-says-novelist/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+disinfo%2FoMPh+%28Disinformation%29#sthash.1rDb6wXk.dpuf
Lifelike Sex Robots and Human Immortality Right Around the Corner, Says Novelist Hippie Lovegods They think they are writing about the future ~~~Hippie Lovegods Jacking and snatching someone with a chip seems easier ~Hippie Lovegods Just before she’s killed, she successfully downloads herself into the most intelligent machine she has available – the prototype for the ninth generation of Sexbots. Now, Susan is Number Nine, dead but somehow alive, -<<<CHIPHEADHippie Lovegods Dead but somehow alive ….Or Undead Chiphead per Donald….Donald Marshall Wow.
Astral Light (Sept 14, 2014 14:59:31 GMT -5)
Donald MarshallThought I should repost this recent experiment. It's mindvoice tech. They say it's in it's early stages but it's not. You can do a lot with it.
www.sciencealert.com.au/news/20140409-26123.html
World-first experiment achieves direct brain-to-brain communication in human subjectsViolette Rivard didn't they ever heard of telepathy lolJason Colchiski Einstein's Collective Conciousness theory
Astral Light (Sept 15, 2014 21:22:43 GMT -5)
Donald Marshall
worldtruth.tv/genetically-modified-micro-humans-to-be-farmed-for-drug-testing-by-2017/
‘Genetically Modified Micro Humans’ to be ‘Farmed’ for Drug Testing by 2017Louise Maniette Sophia Youssif WtfViolette Rivard nothing surprises me anymoreLee Ann Hand Hmmm, maybe we are just like this to the aliens. We were created to be experimented on and to be played with...Dolly Valentine Would'nt the soul have to be the same size as it is in a human regular size and if so how tiny can a human be made to be and still have a human soul? Isn't there a difference between a human soul and the soul inside a small animal? And when these gm micro humans first breathe don't they get a soul? I think of these things right away and so had to ponder about it out loud cause wow... this is so crazy like really playing God.Donald Marshall No, I've been in oversized and miniature clones.Dolly Valentine I read the article now and it says they would be the size of micro chips. You were never made that tiny right? I don't know maybe the soul of a human is or can be reduced in size or expand; its all so mysterious.Donald Marshall Not that small lolLaurence Mountford soulllsss Patch Kid Singing Soul Under 2 MinutesAmanda Brewster Bian Sherna Bharucha This is just like Gattaca. Will us normals ever get into space?! *lol
Astral Light (Sept 17, 2014 21:40:35 GMT -5)
Phil ChuppaFreaky: The Department of Defense has awarded a research contract to the University of Texas at San Antonio for brain-controlled drone research. Sometimes the truth is stranger than fiction.Per the university’s release on these brain-controlled unmanned aerial vehicles:Current UAVs must have a ground station that relays instructions from a human operator to an aerial vehicle, but ground stations are static and can restrict soldiers and their units from moving freely.Using new electroencephalogram (EEG) equipment that UTSA recently acquired through a separate Department of Defense grant and working cooperatively with Yufei Huang, UTSA professor of electrical and computer engineering, [Daniel] Pack, Huang and their teams hope to eliminate the need for ground stations by extracting vehicle control signals directly from brain signals of a soldier operating one or more aerial vehicles.That’s right — they’re talking about not just one drone, but groups of brain-controlled drones, too.Believe it or not, UTSA isn’t even the only university working on brain-controlled drones — watch the videos below. If any of this weirds you out, just be grateful that nobody’s working on drones that control brains. OR ARE THEY?
blogs.rollcall.com/five-by-five/brain-controlled-drone-yes-brain-controlled-drone/?dcz
Brain-Controlled Drone? Yes, Brain-Controlled DroneDonald Marshall They already can...