By Jo Best
Published: Friday 12 November 2004
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Name
Alice Phalen
Location
Massachusetts
Occupation
project manager
Comment
Human beings have been networked, without benefit of silicon, for a very long time. Families, towns, religions, and clubs are a few examples of people who share bonds-- of blood, geography, or ideology-- and who take action based on those bonds.
Sounds more like something out of Star Trek. I'm ...
Anonymous
And an RFID is exactly what?
(Ed note. Radio ...
tresise
Professor Kevin Warwick is a very prominent figure...
Anonymous
Why is this written like this comes as a surprise ...
Anonymous
Human beings have been networked, without benefit ...
Alice Phalen
As the first comment stated that sounds sooooo muc...
Phill Barnes
Why on earth does this wierdo keep getting press. ...
Ed
To me computer viruses are getting outrageous. If ...
Dwight Page
Yes, it does sound like something out of Star Trek...
rob data
Of course that mom will discover that the devil li...
Joe Whitehead
That is totally weird.What happens when you connec...
Anonymous
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