Death by Robot by Lance Winslow
In the automotive business there is a saying; “parts is parts” in other words any delay is due to parts not getting their in time and the cost is generally higher because of the cost of the parts and not the repair itself. Now then when does a human die and become a machine? ... If this helps you in your mental cognition as it becomes the faithful servant side of the brain it replaces the data in one of your hemispheres of your brain. ... If you have a new heart, brain augmentation, ears and eyes are you still human?

Computers Cannot Duplicate the Human Mind by Lance Winslow
Many say that man cannot build computers, which can duplicate the human brain, because the thoughts, memories and images in the brain are spiritual. Since God made man’s brain this way, there is no way that scientists, researchers or artificial intelligence gurus in academia can recreate that. ... Do you think that either of these think tankers made rational arguments pro or con the use of technology in duplicating the human brain? ... Additional thoughts on this, read about Eagles and sight, memory and observations: http://www.worldthinktank.net/art125.shtml We know that bees and other...

Digital Libraries; Societies Collective Memory by Lance Winslow
Human IQ in the modern carbon bi-pod brain is an interesting study. Indeed, it is failry obvious that we are not all created equal despite our very similar DNA. As modern humans all races are less that .5% different, yet we notice a big difference in IQ throughout the world. ... Now then, let me tell you why a society needs digital libraries hooked to all civilizations for faster advancement of the human species as a whole or as one. ... If you had a problem that needed solving for the betterment of your civilization and you had all the world’s knowledge at your finger tips; that is to say...

The Brain has the Same Problems that Databases Do by Adam Yax
What can the human brain learn from how a database works? There is a battle going on in every database and the same battle in every human brain. The battle is simply Memory vs. CPU (processing). We either rely on indexes to recall data or we count on the CPU to calculate the resulting data. ... The theory is that the human brain works in much the same way, the problem is Database Administrators and Developers alike constantly strive to increase the performance of the database. ... Relating data is a very powerful thing, the human brain's incredible recall abilities are directly related to...

Data Fusion in Artificial Intelligent Machines by Lance Winslow
Once an artificial intelligent program is set up in a computer or robot with a computer brain, it must then be given a memory or data sets, which it will use thru decision matrixes to arrive at decisions. If robotic assistants are to become all that Isaac Asimov predicted in his Sci Fi works and... If you will observe next time you are at a BBQ, coffee shop or even at a parts counter at a company you will see such human interaction taking place and we must insure that such programming and data sets are within the computer to make it simulate this.

Google on Your Mind and Now on Your Cell Phone Too by Lance Winslow
Do you have Google on your mind? Many people do and Google has become the table of contents or index to many people's add-on memory; that is to say the launching point for thought is connected to the Internet. What is interesting is that you take your mind with you wherever you go, as your body... Now your add-on memory is in the palm of your hand and I suppose it will only be less than a decade or two before all this will be able to plug into a chip attached to your brain or your vocal cords where you can have a thought and it will fill in the search feature box on your Google enabled...

God Gave Man Inner Reflection - Can Machines Do That? by Lance Winslow
Many scientists and researchers are trying to duplicate man’s mind in artificial intelligent robots. This concerns many Biblical Scholars and Devout Christians and it really pisses off those of the Muslim Faith. They say there is no way for man to create a machine capable of gods creation, nor... What do you think about add-on memory or technology enhanced human brains? ... Do you think that our pets inner reflect? ... Do you believe mankind cannot duplicate God’s work? ... We would love to know what you think.

What if You Could Live Forever... Inside a Computer? by Jeffrey Hauser
I’ve written a far amount of science-fiction both in novel form and in articles. But this idea may be closer than you think. Within the area of genetic engineering and the advent of supercomputers, the merger of man and machine isn’t that far off. We have mapped the brain and its functions. ... We can input human behavior and recreate those processes as virtual actions on the screen. ... We have flash drives that are the size of packs of gum that contain 4 gigabytes of memory. ... Could you tell your operator to remove your present and past memory chip, virtually killing you?

Pressurized Enclosures for UAV and UUVs Hosting Organic Brains by Lance Winslow
The California Institute of Technology has been working with a brain implant called autonomous micro-drive that moves electrons around in the brain as it searches for strong neural signals. The scientists successfully implanted a brain prosthesis in a dish of rat brain slices and a similar array... As nano-technology becomes more feasible and better, the actuators maybe able to withstand electronic attack by using fluid dynamic and material memory actuators and running on signals processed by rat, bird, dolphin, human, monkey brain cells at very low or extremely low frequencies.

Pixel Disruption To Cause Nausea From User of Computer Screen by Lance Winslow
As we study the issues associated with teaching kids in the classroom we find that fluorescent lighting can plague the learning abilities. A slight flicker from such a light can cause disruption in normal brain patterns. Flickering lights at discos and in psychotherapy are used for proper mood... For instance a TV which is out of sync is hard to see and can cause dizziness and make someone fall asleep or burn up valuable RAM as the brain uses up 45% of it’s random access memory during processing of visual input.