Our brains are becoming more efficient by offloading tasks to the cloud. Humanity will become collectively "smarter." Let's just hope the cloud doesn't go down eh? Humanity will get stupider than ever in a flash of a second.

Did they learn nothing from Soylent Green

She was at a Farmer's Market just outside OC last week doing just that.

Thanks for the Batman Beyond...All 3 Seasons are on sale actually. Been waiting for a drop.

This study reminds me of Eddie in the book "It" for some reason.

I upgraded to OSX pretty fast, and had some minor issues, but having Classic took care of most of them. I don't remember anything other than some legacy hardware not being supported, but that is understandable. My issues with Vista was buying actual computers (Dell) with Vista preinstalled (with a Vista sticker)…

Considering Microsoft doesn't make it's own computers or hardware, I can't entirely blame Dell, HP and the like when Microsoft had no issues slapping a "Vista Capable" or "Certified for Vista" sticker on products that did not work on Vista out of the box (nor had drivers that worked at time of purchase, or reasonable…

Really... Vista? Yet you only seem to talk about GUI. Vista simply didn't work for most people. Hardware didn't work, software didn't work. It took months and months for things to actually function, not learn or get used to.

This travesty must be stopped! But first there needs to be more research. Where do we volunteer?

I for one am glad science has finally rid us of the painful inconvenience of holding a bottle up and tilting it.

Especially considering Jay Leno "dumps" every weeknight.

Plus I'm pretty sure the fabric of time and space is actually 1.85:1. I agree. Fake.

I was more joking but this is a far cry from Cruise Control. Some of those turns were pretty fast and reaction time (once the driver is comfortable and trusting) will be greatly reduced. Especially once they install their home entertainment system in the dash.

Hmmm. When accidents do occur, wonder who's the guilty party?

Scary thought eh?

Beautiful. Well done.

Take off at least some of the cost of iLife because Apple gives that for free. Most PCs do not give a comparable software for free so they get that profit elsewhere. Then there's the built in warranties...are they comparable?

Next up: Quit Reading My T-Shirt! Seriously though- I remember a time when reading someone else's newspaper was about as rude as spitting in their face. And that wasn't personal at all so I understand the privacy concerns with data/documents etc. But if you're watching a movie- what's really the problem with…

Makes me want to play Uncharted.

Would like to see that episode of Antiques Road Show.