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Tell me honestly, is this a world you want to live in?

"Zhu Peiying, head of Huawei’s 5G wireless labs, is showing off devices that can connect to the new technology. From a smart toothbrush that collects data about how well you brush your teeth, to a smart cup that reminds you when you should drink some water, this is a world where everything you can think of is being measured and analysed."
Chinese govt can now know about everyone's teeth :thumbsupdroid:
 
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Tell me honestly, is this a world you want to live in?

"Zhu Peiying, head of Huawei’s 5G wireless labs, is showing off devices that can connect to the new technology. From a smart toothbrush that collects data about how well you brush your teeth, to a smart cup that reminds you when you should drink some water, this is a world where everything you can think of is being measured and analysed."
Much of it has simply gone too far, in my opinion. I mean...really?!

When I had a forced disconnection from my usual arsenal of technology products, for almost a year, guess what I learned? You can live without it! Yes, it turns out that you don't actually NEED much of the stuff you have. It made me more mindful of what I do, how I do it, how much time I spend doing various things, etc.

I love technology as much as the next nerdy, geek guy, but enough already. Some of it is downright ridiculous.
 
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If poison has passed its expiration date, is it more poisonous...or is it no longer poisonous?
I vote for a third choice, less poisonous. :)

It shouldn't be more, because of chemical half-life stuff.

And unless we're talking WAY past its expiration date, it shouldn't be inert.
 
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If poison has passed its expiration date, is it more poisonous...or is it no longer poisonous?

great now I'll be noodling that nonsense till sunday.

FIne OK

If a airplane is on a giant treadmill can it still takeoff. Smurf it I'll raise you the question that borked the internet, in 2006 or so.
 
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I wish to remember more t.v. shows I want to watch, I wish they where not cramped down at evenings.
Three letters: DVR :D

Seriously, I record stuff day and night, on two DVRs, and just watch whatever I'm in the mood for regardless of what time it is. With most of my favorite shows, which I record automatically, I honestly don't know when they actually air. *shrug*
 
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Three letters: DVR :D

Seriously, I record stuff day and night, on two DVRs, and just watch whatever I'm in the mood for regardless of what time it is. With most of my favorite shows, which I record automatically, I honestly don't know when they actually air. *shrug*
Hahahaa, I write down on when they are scheduled, I spend like half of the week catching up with my cartoons and shows too, and the shows that are like rewriting of their own other seasons, I have on dvd too. I know I sound like an old fart sometimes hahahaaa :D
 
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Hahahaa, I write down on when they are scheduled, I spend like half of the week catching up with my cartoons and shows too, and the shows that are like rewriting of their own other seasons, I have on dvd too. I know I sound like an old fart sometimes hahahaaa :D
Lots of us old farts around here!

Hell, I'm an old fart who still uses a landline. :eek:

(As I've explained before, my smartphones don't get strong or reliable signals in my house. My landline, which my family has had--with the same number--since 1971 works perfectly, 100% of the time.)
 
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I suppose it's similar to blowing a raspberry but it's nowhere near. That coulda woulda shoulda turned out to be a disheartened breath . Still can't really explain how someone might make that sound with their lips if it isn't on someone's belly. I've made it after I've been disheartened though . I don't know pbrrrrr maybe :p
 
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Lots of us old farts around here!

Hell, I'm an old fart who still uses a landline. :eek:

(As I've explained before, my smartphones don't get strong or reliable signals in my house. My landline, which my family has had--with the same number--since 1971 works perfectly, 100% of the time.)
We used to have a landline up until a few years ago :D 1977 same number too.
 
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