Posts Tagged ‘hunt’
Thou shall hunt but not kill!
Posted on: January 3, 2010
If new and agile robotic game animals are invented would you support banning the hunting of real animals? I think robotic game hunting is a great idea because animals facing extinction due to excessive hunting will be saved. Hunters can hunt all year round and do it for the fun of the game and not for the kill. They can use laser rifles to shoot animals of all kinds. This is how we can perhaps produce perfect hunting conditions using robots.I can imagine huge hunting parks where the robots mimic the movement of the real animals using gps technology. The hunting area is split into two. One side is a habitat with real animals roaming freely and the other is its replica where robots roam. Each robot is tagged into a real animal whose exact movements it replicates with great speed and agility. If you looked at the two parks from above you would see two sets of animals moving the same and hunters using laser-rifles making normal-rifle sounds trying to beam into them. If we can produce perfect hunting conditions using robots, I don’t see why we shouldn’t ban hunting of real animals
How to make Google smarter
Posted on: April 30, 2009
Google ranks the web by popularity. Wouldn’t it be great if we could rank the web by intelligence or other attributes? People’s IQ is measured in tests, why not measure the content of websites similarly and then filter search results accordingly?
Google probably has the brains and resources to offer such service in the future. For example, if I do a keyword search for ‘subprime market tips’, I want to filter the display of my search results so that I get the websites with most intelligent content only and not those with the most popular content. I know it sounds nice but people might say it’s not possible to do. Google succeeded as a search engine because it was smarter due to the accuracy of its searches. Why not add intelligence or other attributes in the display of its searches?
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