Making stuff: Smaller - Public Broadcasting System

[Guest greatness]

Watched this wonderful technology program on PBS yesterday. It is hosted by David Pogue (NY Times Technology Columnist). He covers from smaller micro-chips to micro-robots that can probe the body. The content of the program is very easy and fun to follow. I noticed that the scientist who explains the new microchip on the program is a bit cute. I love his smile and accent. Anyways, I wonder what the world would be like from ten years from now with these new emerging technologies. The internet helped both escorts and clients a lot and it will be exciting to see how new technologies will change or help this community too.

 

http://video.pbs.org/video/1754649512#

[MsGuy]

As we approach the Singularity, things will get weirder and weirder, faster and faster, until everything becomes incomprehensibly stranger infinitely faster. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Technological_singularity

 

Speculating about what post Singularity humanity, if even it should exist at all, might look like is pointless. All we can do is strap in tight and hope for the best.

[Diverdan]

HI Greatness... thanks for posting this, as I had missed that program when it was on. I remember watching my grandfather get his first TV, black and white of course, and he just could not believe that it was real. When I see programs like this, I recall the wonders that he witnessed in his lifetime as he was born in the mid 1800s and died in 1961 at the ripe old age of 96.5. I can't even dream of what our world will be like in 100 years if we don't blow it apart before then. Thanks again for sharing.

DD

[Guest DuchessIvanaKizznhugg]

....... All we can do is strap in tight and hope for the best.

I'm ready for my close-up, Mr. DeMille