The most I've heard about that type of thing was about the guy that turned the light on and off by twitching a nerve in his hand. But, that's not really on topic.
Like I said and DT restated, capitalism should keep the internet free. It would still be nice to know that the government is on our side though (which it's not, has not been, and never will be).
QUOTE(7-7 @ Jun 26 2006, 12:07 AM)
There is a guy that they placed a computer chip in him that was connected to his nerves (experiment) it was a chip that transmited actions to a human looking robot, using his mind tha man made the robot copy every one of his moves just by thinking and moving, another chip made him control just by thinkning, the man didnt have to move, that kool!
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I'm not sure that would even be remotely possible, and if it was true, it would probably be somewhere in the news, which means you're probably just making it up, I doubt you have a source either.
I saw it on NOVA! I dont have any sources other than it was on tv, I am not sure why would make somehting up like this anyway, I just figured you guys would want to know. Yo dont have to believe me if you dont want.
Trust me 7-7 I believe you. If my internet ever gets sold to some rich guy that most likely wont ever use it a day in his life I will guarantee that my computer will be in the trash the second I find out.
As for this incident about the internet being sold... Don't people buy computers to use the internet on them? If people start buying the internet for themself then aren't computer companies going to go down?
lol i never thought about that, internet dieing.. what a world lol
Internet will never die, without it, a lot of people couldnt function, its too big a part of peoples lifes, if it does die, the a lot of things we do, we will not be able to do.
Internet will never die, but IMO it will eventually become corrupt.
Yes Internet does benefit people in many many aspects, but then it's also bad as well. With programs like Photoshop and such, it's so easy to destroy/fake credibility of anything. And the internet is the best way to spread such things. Sometime in the near future, IMO we wont be able to trust anything that's on the internet; we will never know if the "sources" (such as pictures or videos) have been tampered with or not.