Human skin has a mild charge... so, howsabout we print directly on that? In SoCal clothes become obsolete... Just think what you could do in tatoos, too... mmm... the ultimate in bio-feedback devices...
Since they map out tiny retinal inconsistencies with this, howsabout they use that data to resurface the retina or whatnot to correct for the problems. I understand that it wouldn't be as simple as the RK stuff... however, I do remember hearing about some condition (I forget the name... naughty me) where the retina sloughs off after a fashon and can be reattached to the back of the eye with lasers. Sort of like spot welding. I'd figure that that would change the topology of the retina so... why not develop something that would change that topology rather than something that reads and corrects for it? Sort of like the step between supplimentary lenses (e.g. glasses, contact lenses) and RK surgery and its brethren.
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when everyone's expecting something to happen and nothing happens that's when it's funny.
would be the one where April Fool's is completly ignored.
Ya know, I always thought that fingers were the original digital computer...
You didn't have to force me.
Human skin has a mild charge... so, howsabout we print directly on that? In SoCal clothes become obsolete... Just think what you could do in tatoos, too... mmm... the ultimate in bio-feedback devices...
Since they map out tiny retinal inconsistencies with this, howsabout they use that data to resurface the retina or whatnot to correct for the problems. I understand that it wouldn't be as simple as the RK stuff... however, I do remember hearing about some condition (I forget the name... naughty me) where the retina sloughs off after a fashon and can be reattached to the back of the eye with lasers. Sort of like spot welding. I'd figure that that would change the topology of the retina so... why not develop something that would change that topology rather than something that reads and corrects for it? Sort of like the step between supplimentary lenses (e.g. glasses, contact lenses) and RK surgery and its brethren.
Did anyone else notice that the patent
attourny's name is Stephen King?
Is this whole thing some kind of cruel
quasi-technological/horrific hoax?