at least five years ago.
I remember my first flight to Japan, fro Tel Aviv Airport, this technology was used at Tel Aviv, instead of passports.
The real problem with this technology is that if your hand gets scarred, or superficially injured in some way,
the ID process isn't worth anything anymore.
...utilised in tatoos.
Think about it.
A tattoo that tells time,
a tattoo that changes expression according to your mood,
hell,
even a tattoo that can become a computer interface.
"The team wants to retrieve samples from the mantle, six miles down, to learn more about what triggers undersea earthquakes"
wouldn't it be amusing if the drilling triggered an undersea earthquake?
this isn't news.
the israeli branch of Orange, and several other israeli cellphone network companies have already been offering a similar service for a few months now.
by commiting a felony, you are essencially excluding yourself from the social contract by which you are afforded any rights at all (by ignoring the rights of others).
not true.
not in a democracy, anyway.
rights aren't privelages, or perks, that your country gives you.
While rights may be restricted, they may never, ever, be withdrawn. Your right to free speech,
for instance, falls under the caregory called "natural rights". it's not an [if..then] situation, and looking at it as if it was is a very dangerous way of thinking.
actually, no.
The orthodox jews-the "scholars", don't serve in the military, but most of them don't acknowledge israel's existance, either, as lon gas the messiah hasn't come.
the "heavily armed" ones--the ones in settlments in palestinian territories however, do serve in the military, and are proud of it.
you've mixed two very different schools of thought in judaism and in israeli society.
this could change the world of prosthetics.
also, it could help with better understanding dolphins, for instance.
teach them to write, or sign language, and enable researchers to communicate on a higher level with them, if they are indeed capable of that sort of communication.
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at least five years ago. I remember my first flight to Japan, fro Tel Aviv Airport, this technology was used at Tel Aviv, instead of passports. The real problem with this technology is that if your hand gets scarred, or superficially injured in some way, the ID process isn't worth anything anymore.
...utilised in tatoos. Think about it. A tattoo that tells time, a tattoo that changes expression according to your mood, hell, even a tattoo that can become a computer interface.
well, there's this little article right here that talks about personality altering brain parasites..
"The team wants to retrieve samples from the mantle, six miles down, to learn more about what triggers undersea earthquakes" wouldn't it be amusing if the drilling triggered an undersea earthquake?
this isn't news. the israeli branch of Orange, and several other israeli cellphone network companies have already been offering a similar service for a few months now.
a few of the movies submitted, from different parts of england, will have almost exactly the same plot?
by commiting a felony, you are essencially excluding yourself from the social contract by which you are afforded any rights at all (by ignoring the rights of others). not true. not in a democracy, anyway. rights aren't privelages, or perks, that your country gives you. While rights may be restricted, they may never, ever, be withdrawn. Your right to free speech, for instance, falls under the caregory called "natural rights". it's not an [if..then] situation, and looking at it as if it was is a very dangerous way of thinking.
actually, no. The orthodox jews-the "scholars", don't serve in the military, but most of them don't acknowledge israel's existance, either, as lon gas the messiah hasn't come. the "heavily armed" ones--the ones in settlments in palestinian territories however, do serve in the military, and are proud of it. you've mixed two very different schools of thought in judaism and in israeli society.
this could change the world of prosthetics. also, it could help with better understanding dolphins, for instance. teach them to write, or sign language, and enable researchers to communicate on a higher level with them, if they are indeed capable of that sort of communication.
does this mean that monkeys can finally have opposable thumbs? ...hey, no, wait.