Brent, such tings have intrigued me for years. Personally, I'm waiting for
the computer that so fast and intelligent that, if you suddenly decide that
you need to look up something online it will, the moment you boot it up,
immediately get online and find the perfect site for your need.
Mind you,
The Japanese have been working on products like this for a while now. A
couple of prototype cars had a lot of these features in it including mood
lighting and a dash icon that communicated to you. The car could read your
emotions and express it on the front of the car etc. (the lights would
change
I like the mainframe concept from the 60s that would just know everything so
you don't really have to look it up. You would just ask it questions.
On Mon, Jul 19, 2010 at 4:24 AM, Martin Baxter martinbaxt...@gmail.comwrote:
Brent, such tings have intrigued me for years. Personally, I'm
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