Daily Archives: November 20, 2014

It is important that we never forget that when we fight against the New World Order we are also fighting for something profoundly and inherently spiritual. Source: personalliberty.com See on Scoop.it – iLife

According to stem cell expert, Dr. Robert Hariri the biology of a stem cell is akin to a computer, and we are now understanding how to reprogram it. Hariri suggests stem cell therapies will soon allow aging adults to stay … Continue reading →

Google seems to be getting smarter all the time. It’s already a sort of virtual encyclopedia. Now, for at least some users, it’s behaving like a wise, caring parent that will not only tell you to see a doctor but … Continue reading →

It seems Google is trying to bring an end to the fake “diagnoses” resulting from folks searching for their symptoms and arriving at the wrong conclusions. Source: mashable.com See on Scoop.it – iLife

Study claims quantum computing applied to robotics will create machine not limited to specific tasks Source: http://www.ibtimes.co.uk See on Scoop.it – iLife

A critical note on transhumanist organizational structure. I am always a bit amused upon hearing other people’s concerns about transhumanism and even transhumanists themselves (depicted as influential, intimidating and even dangerous). Although many transhumanist ideas may sound disruptive and revolutionary … Continue reading →

Artificial intelligence software scored higher on the English section of Japan’s standardized college entrance test than the average Japanese high school senior. Source: blogs.wsj.com See on Scoop.it – iLife

Scientists have found a possible way to halt one of the most common faults in many types of cancer. Source: http://www.futuretimeline.net See on Scoop.it – iLife

Citizens of New York and San Francisco are reporting empty boxes on the streets for a Robot Butler. What could it be? – B.J. Murphy for Serious Wonder Source: http://www.seriouswonder.com See on Scoop.it – iLife

You may have heard of a “smart city” or “future city.” Songdo, in South Korea is a good example of what this looks like. It was built from the ground up in 2005 with over $40 billion invested into its … Continue reading →