The human genome was cracked some years ago by some mad hat scientists. That adventure took about 10 years although the completed map took another 3 years to show up. Guess what, same hack would take just a week if we are doing it today.
That was in 2000. Using the same extrapolation, your genome could be hacked and analyzed (and probably backed up on a USB drive, Lord helps you if it gets virus infected) in 19 minutes by year 2022 and 2 seconds in 2032.
Actually, those figures are wrong. I think at the rate at which we are going, our genomes could be analyzed online real time in 7 years. And with human models being simulated by some smart folks, vaccine and drug development would leave the realm of the lab into pure algorithms.
Maybe we would finally conquer cancer, engineer immortality, figure out teleportation and finally do away with work. My vacation ends in 24 hours and I wonder why anyone hasn’t figured this out. Sad.
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A cardinal principle of Total Quality escapes too many managers: you cannot continuously improve interdependent systems and processes and soon you progressively perfect interdependent, interpersonal relationships.
Whoever has lost track of time when using a computer knows the propensity to dream, the impulse to produce dreams becoming reality and the tendency to overlook lunch.
back to almost a year ago when I told you that the talbet computer (the iPad, et al) was nothing really new. It was simply a culmination of several computing and communication technologies that had finally