Speaking of mind-machine interface I'm so damn suprised we don't have that now. All you have to do is tell someone to think hard about something then program a machine to recognize the electronic nerve impulses and do something.
On a quick note: According to several very reputable news releases among the scientific community, researchers were able to propel a beam of light through a gas-filled tube at approximately three times the speed of light. Of course, I havent heard anthing about it since, so I think its completely false.
Also, as you approach the speed of light, time doesnt actually slow down...it just
seems to, and only to you. Noone else would notice a difference.
Something I've thought a lot about: some sort of design that achieves 100% effeciency, or more; more output than input.
Chances? According to science, none. But we can still try!
Synthetic fossil fuels.
Or something ever more far-reaching than the above two: A new form of power. Sure, theres alternate power sources: solar, wind, fusion, but these are all ways to achieve the same kind of power. Surely there has to be something else out there beyond electricity.
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slow down. Any matter moving close to the speed of light has time slow down relatively. Which is why, traveling at nearly the speed of light, a human could circumnavigate (go all the way around) the universe in 64 years. (but 3,000,000,000 would have passed on Earth)