INCREDIBLE INVENTIONS THAT WILL BLOW YOUR MIND


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-I wonder if that flex hybrid would be able to support sophisticated digital art apps. And make calls. I would also probably make a custom cover that looked like a leather-bound book that had a pocket for a full qwerty Bluetooth keyboard and maybe a solar wireless power bank or two just to be extra!

-I've thought about the idea of vehicles batteries being charged with track years ago. I'm just not an engineer.  So cool



-Gonna need all the robots we can use once the massive depopulation happens

-Decades ago, much of this was science fiction and has become science fact. The first contraption puts me in mind of the book by Robert Heinlein, starship troopers. A wearable suit of armor that enhances the wearer in every aspect, sight, sound, strength agility etc.  That it may become a reality in my lifetime is thrilling.


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