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Top 10 mind-reading technologies: Don’t speak

January 12, 2025 by David Edwards

We’re probably not supposed to talk about this because you already know, so let’s get hypothetical. Mind-reading is, hypothetically speaking, the single most important technology in the world today, in our opinion, and no one in any position of political or mainstream authority really wants to say whether it exists and in what form, and certainly not say how it’s being used.

Those who have it, whether they are military personnel or civilian individuals, have pretty much an unassailable advantage over their adversaries or other people around them – provided no one else has the same or similar technology.

But what if almost everyone has it, given to them by some mysterious entity which decides who is allowed to spy on whom, like in a tier system or the degree levels in masonry – some sort of hierarchical structure. [Read more…] about Top 10 mind-reading technologies: Don’t speak

Filed Under: Culture, Features Tagged With: emotiv, facebook, meta, mind, neuralink, nextmind, reading, synchron

Medical Studies Online: Is it Possible to Complete Graduation Online? Medicine Courses Options

October 6, 2023 by Mark Allinson

The advancement in technology has enabled us to study anything, anytime and anywhere. The medical field is no exception to this trend.

The rise of online medical studies has provided students with the option to pursue their medical degree in a more flexible and convenient manner.

This blog will discuss the possibility of completing graduation online in medicine, along with the various options available for medicine courses online. [Read more…] about Medical Studies Online: Is it Possible to Complete Graduation Online? Medicine Courses Options

Filed Under: Health Tagged With: courses, graduation, medic, medical, mind, online, studies

Mitsubishi’s elevator business in China produces its one millionth unit

January 20, 2021 by Mai Tao

Mitsubishi Electric says its Shanghai Mitsubishi Elevator Company (SMEC), a joint venture company operating in China, has produced its one millionth unit.

The figure includes both elevators and escalators, and comes 34 years after starting production at the company’s Min Hung Plant in 1987.

Mitsubishi Electric, working in collaboration with SMEC, says it continues to deliver “safety, peace of mind and riding comfort in China”, the world’s largest elevator and escalator market, and maintain its “market-leading brand”. [Read more…] about Mitsubishi’s elevator business in China produces its one millionth unit

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The Best Tools to Help You Create a Website for Free

January 7, 2021 by Polly

Any business that is serious about staying ahead of the competition – regardless of which sector it operates in – must have an attractive and engaging website.

With more and more commercial transactions taking place online, many consumers won’t even consider buying a product or service from your business unless they can visit your site.

With that in mind, it’s essential that you launch a website as soon as possible. For start-ups and entrepreneurs, finding the funds to hire a professional web designer is a tricky proposition… but fortunately, that’s not the only route you can take. [Read more…] about The Best Tools to Help You Create a Website for Free

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Opinion: Radical rethink of automotive R&D investment required in 2020

January 24, 2020 by David Edwards

Continued disruption, restructuring and re-shaping of the automotive industry will be required to make increasing levels of R&D affordable whilst simultaneously representing a major growth opportunity in the year ahead, according to engineering consultancy Horiba Mira.

The proliferation of electrification and connected and autonomous vehicle (CAV) technologies will continue to be amongst the top automotive trends in 2020 which will continue to push up the already soaring costs of research and development.

Indeed, latest figures show European auto manufacturers spent a record £33.3 billion on R&D – 35 per cent more than the £24.6 billion spent in 2014/15. [Read more…] about Opinion: Radical rethink of automotive R&D investment required in 2020

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Amazing Digital Ways to Market Your Company This Year

May 29, 2019 by Nicola Harvey

When it comes to making the most of business marketing, there are a lot of things that you can do to help you achieve this.

It is absolutely essential that you think about the best ways of promoting your brand more effectively, and there is a lot involved in this.

Do as much as you can to improve the strategy you are using to help you market the company. [Read more…] about Amazing Digital Ways to Market Your Company This Year

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Robotics industry will be bigger than car industry, says Michio Kaku

December 11, 2016 by Mai Tao

The Future of the Mind, by Michio Kaku

One of the world’s most famous scientists says the robotics industry will be bigger than the auto industry within decades. 

Professor Michio Kaku, who lectures at the City University of New York Institute of Advanced Study, is a familiar face who’s known for explaining complex science to the average person.

Kaku has written many articles in a variety of scientific journals and is a contributor to hundreds of documentary films and television programmes. He is also the author of numerous books, including his most recent, The Future of the Mind: The Scientific Quest to Understand, Enhance, and Empower the Mind.  [Read more…] about Robotics industry will be bigger than car industry, says Michio Kaku

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