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Conan:
FFFUUUU--

Wireless charging, seems impossible, but we have already done the impossible.

Like, create flying cars.
Just not for the public.

But wireless charging?

Sounds like crap to me. Who went to Wikipedia to find out about wireless chargin?

EDIT: Found out that it has something to do with electromagnetic waves and electrons.
Hars the link:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inductive_charging
Caution:
We have made loving everything. My dad bought a new monitor with a piece of plastic hanging of the bottom that when touched turns the monitor off.

We have impossible technologies, half of us don't even know it.
Chrono:

--- Quote from: Conan on November 17, 2009, 09:22:46 PM ---FFFUUUU--

Wireless charging, seems impossible, but we have already done the impossible.

Like, create flying cars.
Just not for the public.

But wireless charging?

Sounds like crap to me. Who went to Wikipedia to find out about wireless chargin?

--- End quote ---

Technology advances. There was a time where we didn't even have charging, or electricity at all.

There is plenty possible, we just haven't discovered them yet.
Conan:

--- Quote from: Caution on November 17, 2009, 09:24:36 PM ---We have made loving everything. My dad bought a new monitor with a piece of plastic hanging of the bottom that when touched turns the monitor off.

--- End quote ---
That's called a "very sensitive touch sensor".
Conan:

--- Quote from: Chrono on November 17, 2009, 09:26:09 PM ---Technology advances. There was a time where we didn't even have charging, or electricity at all.

There is plenty possible, we just haven't discovered them yet.

--- End quote ---
Next thing we know, we'll be playing Blockland like we're really there, building bricks and shooting other people.

There'd be bricks that could stream internet videos too!
And we'd be talking over Blockland and not typing in our messages!

And this topic would just be a series of recorded messages said by us.

I want a time machine to go farther into the future.
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