Mark Of The *****?

[bustybbwlover]

i, personally, want to get a third eye when they become available commercially

 

[Rane1071]

With regard to the 1st part, I "respectfully" must beg to differ. With regard to the 2nd part, if only it were that simple. Unfortunately, given your track record here and elsewhere, that simply is not an option for me. Of course, I am more than able to simply ignore you by choice.....which I do successfully the majority of the time......and I'm going back to doing just that right after this post.

However, keep in mind:

:funnyshit: :goodpost: I can't rep you just yet so I'll have to owe you one, Jon.

 

[24 Grams]

...The book of Revelation is not to be taken literally...

Agreed.

 

[lurkingdirk]

The truth is pricless. I am glad to see that you're finally coming around. :clap:

I'm sorry to point out that I believe You Misunderstood him. He was making fun of you.

 

[ragincaucasian]

speaking of trolls, the links provided are the very definition.

this technology is a major advancement
but the authors are stoking irrational thinking to garner clicks

 

[Will E Worm]

I'm sorry to point out that I believe You Misunderstood him. He was making fun of you.

Not at all.

 

[ragincaucasian]

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/news/8709808/New-IBM-microchip-to-rival-the-human-brain.html

New IBM microchip to 'rival' the human brain
IBM has developed silicon microchips that it says mimic how the brain works and "rewire" themselves in response to new information.

The technology has been hailed as a move towards "cognitive computing", allowing machines to perform human-like functions such as recognition and learning.
"Imagine traffic lights that can integrate sights, sounds and smells and flag unsafe intersections before disaster happens or imagine cognitive co-processors that turn servers, laptops, tablets, and phones into machines that can interact better with their environments,” said Dharmendra Modha, the leader of the SyNAPSE project, a collaboration with American universities that has so far received $20m in funding from DARPA, the Pentagon's technology research arm.
The new chips could also lead to more powerful, efficient computers that take up less space, according to IBM. The work aims "to create a system that not only analyzes complex information from multiple sensory modalities at once but also dynamically rewires itself as it interacts with its environment - all while rivalling the brain's compact size and low-power usage", the firm said.
The basis of current computing systems work, known as von Neumann processing, becomes unsustainably inefficient and complex as information from more sources is fed in.
Computer scientists have long been fascinated by how the human brain meanwhile performs incredible feats of information processing simultaneously with little power. It performs many calculations at once in different, linked locations.

 

[John_8581]

:2offtopic :2offtopic

And I thought this thread was about back masking... you know playing music backwards to get Satanic messages, like the Beatles' "Revolution Number Nine" and Led Zeppelin's "Stairway to Heaven"... however you do need a reel to reel tape recorder for best results, and then it it is still open up to interpretation. Oh well.

:2offtopic :2offtopic

 

[LukeEl]

Orwell was right all along.