@GLrunner13: "Whether you are an optimist or a realist at heart, it doesn't matter. This will never happen in our lifetimes and I would be willing to place every dollar I have and ever will have on that."

I bet this would be useful in a city that had a lot of skyscrapers. The windows are almost always tinted already. You would probably want to limit it to the windows that got the most sun.

@Starlionblue: Ah Ha. I knew mature people could like boobs! Looks like once again society has lied to me...

@Starlionblue:

Go to blastr.com and look how they found this video. Neil Gaiman tweeted this song! I find that amusing for some reason.

@Namarrgon: Yay, someone else noticed. I tried to tell giz on the 16th when they first put out the article. Wasn't sure of how to tell them. Tried posting on the articles with no luck. sent them an e-mail a few hours ago. So i just use the corrections tag?

OK, I've thought about this and taking into account that the original article on wired was changed to reflect an error about the dates Mr. Kurzweil projected this to happen by(2030 not 2020, I'll post the link), I think I'm gonna side with Mr. Kurzweil. Not because I think his ideas are particularly sound, but because…

Found the link to original article. I was right!

I can't seem to find the original article, but I could swear the author changed the article to read,"we'll reverse engineer the brain by 2030". If I'm remembering correctly it was because one Kurzweil's people left a comment saying that - in his presentation - he said two decades not one. could be wrong on this.

wiki says late 2010 u.s. release... but its wikipedia, so take that with a jar of salt.

They updated the article on wired. 2030 not 2020.