That time human history was benevolently reset by a higher consciousness.
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That time human history was benevolently reset by a higher consciousness.
Source: http://feeds.gawker.com/~r/gizmodo/full/~3/l_l_1slrxtU/c2c-delta-1429507381
Regardless of your choice of device, Speck has you covered, literally, and today we’ve got you covered with you a great deal on their products. Hit up Groupon and buy $50 of Speck credit for only $25, and then use it on whatever case or cover you like, whether it’s for a Macbook Air, iPhone 5S, Kindle, or Nexus. [Groupon]
By Matt Novak on Paleofuture, shared by Brian Barrett to Gizmodo
On October 1, 1983 the greatest ride to ever appear at Walt Disney World opened to the public. They called it Horizons.
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By Dr. Raymond Soneira – DisplayMate Technologies
The OLED display on the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 is the best-performing mobile OLED display to date in every way. But its most impressive achievement? It’s the brightest mobile display we’ve ever tested.
Hugo Barra, VP of Product Management for Android, is out at Google and will join Chinese phone maker Xiaomi. [Hugo Barra+]
Sit down for this one. Researchers at the University of Washington have figured out how to send commands from one person’s brain to control a different person’s muscle movement. In technical terms, it’s the world’s first noninvasive human-to-human brain interface. How’d they do it? Vulcan mind meld? Nope, just the regular ol’ internet. What in the hell?
Its turns out that some people cant do same thing at the moment. They claims that human’s brain cant do this. So, man cant walk and breathe at same time or shower and sing etc 🙂
That people invented iOS and WP to prove this mind virus.
Hopefully, there is other kind of people, who want and can do same things simultaneously
When you think of the big bang, that cosmic explosion that jump-started the ever-expanding universe as we know it, it’s only natural to imagine it as a single point. One corner of space that just blew up into the galactic being. But where was it?
An international team of astronomers are having a blast with a new type of camera that can take photos of space that are twice as sharp as those taken by the Hubble Telescope. The technology’s been in the works for over 20 years, and when you see the pictures you can see how they were worth the wait.