I rather object to this comment in that I did not vote in the primaries, but still care about who represents me. Because I choose to be part of a party other than the "big two", I don't get any special voting before the general election in my state. The primaries mean nothing to me, as I have no faith in the dems or the republicans to represent my views.
... 1b or less humans would be ideal. I initially read this as 1 lb. or less humans, and couldn't get past the idea of a bunch of babies skipping through the fields gleefully. It almost is ideal...
If you're looking to have more memory, but use the cell processor, IBM makes blade servers with up to 2GB of RAM. You could actually make a -real- supercomputer out of these!
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I rather object to this comment in that I did not vote in the primaries, but still care about who represents me. Because I choose to be part of a party other than the "big two", I don't get any special voting before the general election in my state. The primaries mean nothing to me, as I have no faith in the dems or the republicans to represent my views.
... 1b or less humans would be ideal. I initially read this as 1 lb. or less humans, and couldn't get past the idea of a bunch of babies skipping through the fields gleefully. It almost is ideal...My apologies for replying to my own post, but I found his patent application as well. (This should allow some comparison between the methods involved.)
SWELLABLE SOL-GELS, METHODS OF MAKING, AND USE THEREOF
I was reading the description, and it seems to have the same properties as a material discovered by a professor at my institution. http://www.wooster.edu/News/0708/news/PaulEdmistonGel.php
If you're looking to have more memory, but use the cell processor, IBM makes blade servers with up to 2GB of RAM. You could actually make a -real- supercomputer out of these!
http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/bladecenter/cell-based.html