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Not long ago, search giant Google patented the design of its augmented-reality glasses, known as Project Glass.
The device will not available until earliest next year, but Project Glass has already captured the imagination of many people.
According to the developers wearing Google Glass will your ticket to a futuristic world you never thought you would live long enough to see.
If everything goes as specified, you will be able to do amazing things!
If you wear these glasses, you will establish a very personal and close connection with Google. That means Google will push things in front of
your eye, and you will be sending images of what you see back to Google. Yes, you read it right! Google will see just the same as you!
Basically, one of the project's goals is that Google will take pictures as rapidly as possible and instantly upload them to Google's servers.
In this way Google will be able to store the world as seen through your eyes.
Google informs this functionality must be enabled by the user in order to work. Nevertheless, there will probably still be people who worry about the privacy.
Google co-founder Sergey Brin reportedly posted a limited Google+ update to those who ordered the special "Explorer Edition" of Glass, which developers
were able to do at Google I/O last month.
He included the above image, and said:
"I wanted to share this photo with you that I took on a drive in Montana. I was testing a new mode of Glass which automatically takes a
picture every 10 seconds without any distraction or disruption.
Afterwards, I checked Instant Upload to see how the images had turned out and this one really caught my eye - I love the composition of the
landscape mixed with sunlight and the beauty of the sky. I never would have captured this moment without Glass.
You have most likely seen similar glasses in science fiction movies. Now, these devices are quickly becoming reality. These glasses will allow you
to harness the power of a computer. It can be used to record what the user sees, make use of augmented reality."
Is Google Glass a vision of the future?
Nobody knows. The idea is to deliver augmented reality, with information that's directly relevant to your surroundings appearing in front of
you whenever you need it.
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one of the most remarkable theories of 20th century...
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Moving holograms have long been considered science fiction, but now with new technology emerging you will soon be able to see how holograms do
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Holographic technology is not as new as many people think. The first holograms were invented by Dennis Gabor in 1947. He was trying to find a
method for improving the resolution of electron microscopes.
Our Brains Wired Like The Checkerboard Streets Of New York City!
The brain appears to be wired more like the checkerboard streets of New York City than the curvy lanes of Columbia, Md., suggests a new brain imaging study.
The most detailed images, to date, reveal a pervasive 3D grid structure with no diagonals, say scientists funded by the National Institutes of Health.
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Existing In A Holographic Universe
Stanford brain researcher and the quantum physicist, Dr. Karl Pribram, was long puzzled by a perplexing question of how and where memories are stored in the brain.
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Not long ago, search giant Google patented the design of its augmented-reality glasses, known as 
Would you like to live forever? What do you think about the idea that your conscious mind will be uploaded into a hologram?
How far should scientists go in their quest for
human immortality?
Theses are just some of the many questions that concern Project Avatar 2045.
In our daily life we are not aware that we may, in fact, live in a hologram and our existence is a holographic projection, nothing more.
All what we believe is real, our whole physical world, is - in fact - an illusion being proved by the holographic universe,
one of the most remarkable theories of 20th century...
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People have full access to all your thoughts and you have access to theirs.
Would you like to live in a society where your thoughts are no longer private but public?
Researchers have discovered 7000 years-old human bones at the bottom of the Baltic Sea.
Scientists have made an unexpected and unsettling discovery - a large number of new and previously unseen mutations have been detected among humans.
There are those who suggest that there will soon be fantastic X-men...
Have you ever wondered what humans will look like in millions of years from now?
Assuming our civilization will survive threats from space and humans will not wipe out its own race, there is reason to think
about certain physiological changes we may undergo....
Moving holograms have long been considered science fiction, but now with new technology emerging you will soon be able to see how holograms do
almost everything, from watching TV, playing chess, walking the dog or even talking to you, giving you advice.
Holographic technology is not as new as many people think. The first holograms were invented by Dennis Gabor in 1947. He was trying to find a
method for improving the resolution of electron microscopes.
The brain appears to be wired more like the checkerboard streets of New York City than the curvy lanes of Columbia, Md., suggests a new brain imaging study.
The most detailed images, to date, reveal a pervasive 3D grid structure with no diagonals, say scientists funded by the National Institutes of Health.
Stanford brain researcher and the quantum physicist, Dr. Karl Pribram, was long puzzled by a perplexing question of how and where memories are stored in the brain.
Did they possess specific locations in the brain?
Our almost supernatural ability to quickly retrieve whatever information we need from our brain's...