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Some people insist the internet's raison d'être is to spread porn; others say the internet exists for email, chatting, shopping, etc.
If the internet's raisins were ever in doubt, we need worry no more. Our good friend Ananova relays this gem, attributed to Wired News. You really should read the article, so we'll just pique your interest with a few key words: human-poultry interaction.
Imagine how much fun we'll have if this gear becomes as ubiquitous as say, a keyboard or mouse. Goodbye email? Probably not, but it might change other aspects of how we interact with the world around us.
Hmm. Any way this concept could get twisted and/or abused? Nah. What could happen?
We were going to visit Wired ourselves to see its version of the story...but we chickened out.
In closing, perhaps someone can guess how we might take the name of a world-famous award, and use it to describe an "unexpected" instance of the aforementioned interaction.
Some people insist the internet's raison d'être is to spread porn; others say the internet exists for email, chatting, shopping, etc.
If the internet's raisins were ever in doubt, we need worry no more. Our good friend Ananova relays this gem, attributed to Wired News. You really should read the article, so we'll just pique your interest with a few key words: human-poultry interaction.
Imagine how much fun we'll have if this gear becomes as ubiquitous as say, a keyboard or mouse. Goodbye email? Probably not, but it might change other aspects of how we interact with the world around us.
Hmm. Any way this concept could get twisted and/or abused? Nah. What could happen?
We were going to visit Wired ourselves to see its version of the story...but we chickened out.
In closing, perhaps someone can guess how we might take the name of a world-famous award, and use it to describe an "unexpected" instance of the aforementioned interaction.
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5/24/2005 02:47:00 PM
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