Neuroscience
Back to American politics, where an update on the Neuroscience Party brings us the unfortunate news that my candidacy for public office has gone nowhere. The Superhappy Evolution and Neuroscience Party has failed to qualify as an official party. Sadly, it is no longer even listed as attempting to qualify in the state of California. However, they are attempting to qualify in Santa Cruz county. No word yet on Nevada.
In case you missed it the first time, our manifesto1 includes the platform of no work at all! Yay!
We want every woman to live like a princess with robotic servants and we want everyone to live like wealthy billionaires, wealthy members of royalty, and wealthy slavemasters with robotic servants and robotic slaves that will do all of the work for them.
FACE IT, it would be fun to live like a wealthy person with robotic servants or slaves doing all the work for you!
And flying cars! Flying backpacks! And Ph.D. (especially in a specialty of artificial intelligence robotics), M.D., and/or law degrees for 100% of the population!
Footnote1 The Neurocritic is lobbying to abolish the planks of racial separatism (7) and heterosexual superiority (8).
- Teleneurosurgery
First - Omni Brain has moved to ScienceBlogs.com, part of the Seed Media Group responsible for many interesting projects (see Phylotaxis). Steve and I will continue to post brain silliness, for lots more readers. My blog attention has been focussed on...
- Alarm Clocks Kill Dreams
Sick of American politics? The 2008 Canadian federal election (officially called the 40th Canadian General Election) is scheduled to be held October 14, 2008, to elect members to the Canadian House of Commons of the 40th Canadian Parliament. The previous...
- Wheelchair Moves At The Speed Of Thought
Wheelchair moves at the speed of thought EEG, 8 electrodes(!), multi-state recognition. Quite good. Used for robotic control....
- Dear Reader
Dear Reader, If you are reading this blog and find that there are pop-up ads or framed ads around the edges or in a different format than you see if you were to use the blog's direct URL, then you might be viewing the blog through some cookie-directed...
- Monkey "closed Loop" Manipulation
From Wired News, another presentation from Neuroscience 2004:Advent of the Robotic Monkeys By David Cohn 01:00 PM Oct. 26, 2004 PT Wired News If a monkey is hungry but has his arms pinned, there's not much he can do about it. Unless that monkey...
Neuroscience
Whatever Happened to The Neuroscience Party?
Back to American politics, where an update on the Neuroscience Party brings us the unfortunate news that my candidacy for public office has gone nowhere. The Superhappy Evolution and Neuroscience Party has failed to qualify as an official party. Sadly, it is no longer even listed as attempting to qualify in the state of California. However, they are attempting to qualify in Santa Cruz county. No word yet on Nevada.In case you missed it the first time, our manifesto1 includes the platform of no work at all! Yay!
We want every woman to live like a princess with robotic servants and we want everyone to live like wealthy billionaires, wealthy members of royalty, and wealthy slavemasters with robotic servants and robotic slaves that will do all of the work for them.FACE IT, it would be fun to live like a wealthy person with robotic servants or slaves doing all the work for you!
And flying cars! Flying backpacks! And Ph.D. (especially in a specialty of artificial intelligence robotics), M.D., and/or law degrees for 100% of the population!
Footnote1 The Neurocritic is lobbying to abolish the planks of racial separatism (7) and heterosexual superiority (8).
- Teleneurosurgery
First - Omni Brain has moved to ScienceBlogs.com, part of the Seed Media Group responsible for many interesting projects (see Phylotaxis). Steve and I will continue to post brain silliness, for lots more readers. My blog attention has been focussed on...
- Alarm Clocks Kill Dreams
Sick of American politics? The 2008 Canadian federal election (officially called the 40th Canadian General Election) is scheduled to be held October 14, 2008, to elect members to the Canadian House of Commons of the 40th Canadian Parliament. The previous...
- Wheelchair Moves At The Speed Of Thought
Wheelchair moves at the speed of thought EEG, 8 electrodes(!), multi-state recognition. Quite good. Used for robotic control....
- Dear Reader
Dear Reader, If you are reading this blog and find that there are pop-up ads or framed ads around the edges or in a different format than you see if you were to use the blog's direct URL, then you might be viewing the blog through some cookie-directed...
- Monkey "closed Loop" Manipulation
From Wired News, another presentation from Neuroscience 2004:Advent of the Robotic Monkeys By David Cohn 01:00 PM Oct. 26, 2004 PT Wired News If a monkey is hungry but has his arms pinned, there's not much he can do about it. Unless that monkey...