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author | Robert McIntyre <rlm@mit.edu> |
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date | Mon, 14 Mar 2016 07:21:07 -0700 |
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17 #+begin_quote | 17 #+begin_quote |
18 There's no end to what a man can accomplish if he doesn't care about | 18 There's no end to what a man can accomplish if he doesn't care about |
19 getting credit. | 19 getting credit. |
20 #+end_quote | 20 #+end_quote |
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22 - spinal cord made of light; moon :: transit time of light from moon to | |
23 earth is same as transit time of signals through spinal cord. So | |
24 you could have your mind on the moon and your body on earth and | |
25 it would feel the same! | |
26 | |
27 - semantic darkmode browser extension :: some websites are naturally | |
28 dark themed (like aurellem.org) while others are light themed | |
29 (like google). At night I like dark themes and during daylight I | |
30 like light themes. You can just invert your screen to convert | |
31 light to dark, but when tabbing through multiple browser tabs | |
32 you end up occasionally spraying your screen with bright | |
33 colors. So, have a little button that inverts a single web page | |
34 for firefox! Or, you can have a tiny bit of preprocessing (you | |
35 just measure the overall white vs dark pixels) and then invert | |
36 the page depending on that. | |
37 | |
38 - optogenetic readout during cruoprotection :: basically a "lightbulb | |
39 above the head" to measure activity of selected neurons. | |
40 | |
41 - carbon dating and immortality :: if you've been /alive/ for a | |
42 million years, you'll carbon-dat as being as old as yesterday. | |
43 | |
44 - gas tenderization :: use high pressure and gas diffusion to both | |
45 denature proteins and infiltrate lots of gas into a piece of | |
46 meat. Then rapidly decrease the pressure, and the meat will | |
47 experience air bubbles similarly to bread rising, and might | |
48 become tender and tasty! | |
49 | |
50 - learning damage from mind uploading :: a person might be uploaded | |
51 so that they can answer every question about their life and be | |
52 able to perform actions they had previously learned, but due to | |
53 incomplete simulation of long term chemical and structural | |
54 dynamics, they might have a severe learning disability! | |
55 | |
56 - holy "spirit" :: most blasphemous liquor | |
57 | |
58 - truck blindspot lights :: lights that shine on the road and show | |
59 where your vehicle's blind spots are. | |
60 | |
61 - eyelid screen :: you can just close you eyes, but you're reading a | |
62 book. it would be really cool and look like rapid eye | |
63 movement. In this tech, the screen would replace your eyelid | |
64 entirely. The other really neat thing about this concept is that | |
65 your eyelid screen is a part of you. You might have some | |
66 smooth muscles in it that works like a selection or cursor, and | |
67 the scren can feel your eye rolling underneath and tell where | |
68 you're looking, allowing for a very immersive experience. It's | |
69 like an "all-in" virtual mode, still cleanly separating the real | |
70 from the digital, telling others you're in your "virtual space", | |
71 and still looking entirely human. | |
21 | 72 |
22 - blockchain based experential memory :: | 73 - blockchain based experential memory :: |
23 | 74 |
24 - a hidden world of early life :: I imagine that the bridge form the | 75 - a hidden world of early life :: I imagine that the bridge form the |
25 first life forms to even very simple single celled organisms was | 76 first life forms to even very simple single celled organisms was |