I knew you were going to say that

Mar 5, 2007 Futurama, Nuvo-Techno

Wired.com carries an AP story that confronts the free-choice vs. it’s-all-neurons bull-session staple in a story about the beginnings of mind-reading machines.

But don’t worry. As the article explains, it’s a technology that can only be used for good. Or evil.

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Jack Says:

March 6th, 2007 at 10:45 am
Ron,

I’m glad you have this blog.

I’ll add it to my blogroll.

Jack.
Ron Coleman Says:

March 6th, 2007 at 2:54 pm
Thank you, Jack. Why, if I knew what your blog was, I imagine that I’d reciprocate.
Jack Says:

March 7th, 2007 at 10:24 am
I’ve been taking a Sabbatical from Blogging, for personal, religious, and business (I’ve had too much work to do)reasons, but I’m starting back up again today.

It’s the Missal.

http://themissal.blogspot.com/

Anywho Godspeed with your blog.

I enjoyed reading your posts at Dean’s World as I enjoyed reading the posts many of the others who left.

Jack

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