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(now hang on there just a sec! NOO hooking up jumper-cables to old Uncle Elmer’s noggin just yet there, young whippersnappers!)
In another step like fMRI, that makes detecting the “You” inside your head, or any activity much more likely,
Marcello Mastroianni Massimini and his team flipped-around an existing tool, mixed it up with some fancy maths,
And turned it into brain-sonar that finds the amount of consciousness still rattling around in your head…
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Ok, the pattern wasn’t taken Exactly from spiderwebs, but it’s damn close.
And if SpiderPig ever did ding a hoof, you know he’d wear something just like this.
As long as they can sort out the shock-absorption angle that looks as-yet missing, this looks like it might actually work, while also looking cool and being comfortable…
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It may help you get over your persistent fear of needles, or your lack of a trained phlebotomist/sniper’s pinpoint accuracy.
-But watch out, at this little bastard’s peak velocity of 340 meters per second, you just might blow your arm off if you screw up the settings and put it on, “Rhino at 100 Yards”…
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Doctors in Wales & England have set out in the great tradition of Victorian Categorizing Explorers who sought to Find, Classify and Catalog every single last species of life in the known world;
just like the big man himself, Charles Darwin.
-Except this time, with Pee!
So the idea is 2-Fold:
1) Identify what patients have eaten in the past few days,..
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Really neat application of LCD technology here.
emPower glasses have both manual and automatic activation of the close-focus zone in their embedded LCDs via an accelerometer and can hold enough charge for about 2 days.
They also do their job with considerably-less distortion than other glasses.
If only the costs would come down from $1,200.00, this type of tech could go much more mainstream & make vision-correction a little bit less unpleasant for glasses-wearers…
