Asimov’s future is all fiction. Emotiv and DNA engineering are Real Enough Facts of Life

It’s Electrifying and it’s not weird science. Kodak, Digital Media and West Coast Midnight Run

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In Weird Science the movie, teens build a babe from wires and a computer, the precursor of digital holographic video games and simulators and what be coming our way with EEG telepathic game consoles. Kodak is accused of being blinded by the light. Was it? Is this really what happened? Read the West Coast Midnight Run report.

Asimov uses Science Fiction to describe a fictional universe and repeatedly warns us of artificial intelligence combined with overeliance on life extending technologies and other enhancements. The Military is not jumping in with both feet on ESP and EEG, even though it should, and perhaps for deft reasons. This is very risky business and not in the commercial sense.