The Michael Crichton story ideas that actually came true
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Khook20/technology
Last seen: 7 months ago
Kate is a 25 year old woman from New York, New York, USA
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BBC - dot.life: Technology - the party really is over
Rated • 1 review • business, technology • bbc.co.uk
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The passionates vs. the non passionates
Rated • 1 review • business, internet, technology • scobleizer.com
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Disappearing Car Door Leaves You Automatically Speechless...
Rated • 2 reviews • car parts, technology • walyou.com
From the page: "Do you ever feel that your car door's design may not be as efficient as it should be? Do you believe some ingenuity is missing but you cannot really think of a viable solution? The Disappearing Car Door by Jatech has redesigned the car door so it disappears once it's opened."
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Gartner Identifies Top Ten Disruptive Technologies for...
Rated • 1 review • science, technology • ehomeupgrade.com
From the page: "Social networking technologies, web mashups, multicore and hybrid processors and cloud computing are amongst the ten most disruptive technologies[1] that will shape the information technology (IT) landscape over the next five years, according to research and advisory firm Gartner, Inc."
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http://www.sciam.com/article.cfm?id=can-you-read-my-mind
Rated • 2 reviews • science, neuroscience, technology • sciam.com
From the page: "Although the ability to play back memories like a movie remains a distant dream, a new study has taken a provocative step in that direction by decoding neural signals for images."
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Nanotech tissue loves oil spills, hates water - tech - 30...
Rated • 1 review • environment, technology, science • newscientist.com
From the page: "A material with remarkable oil-absorbing properties has been developed by US researchers. It could help develop high-tech "towels" able to soak up oil spills at sea faster, protecting wildlife and human health."
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UK theme park bans PDAs, mandates family fun time
Rated • 1 review • family, technology, society • arstechnica.com
From the page: "Alton Towers Resort, an amusement park in the UK, is trying out a ban on PDAs this week. The experiment could become a permanent policy if things go well, becoming part of a social movement designed to draw lines of proper gadget usage in public sands."
