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wait till eink is the thickness of a sheet of paper, and cellular modems and antennas fit as well. holding a piece of "paper" that can always reflect a current
by basch 7y ago
wait till eink is the thickness of a sheet of paper, and cellular modems and antennas fit as well. holding a piece of "paper" that can always reflect a current source of truth, or be etched and locked to never changed.
- mewse-hn 7y agoOrwell is spinning in his grave at the phrase "a current source of truth"
- basch 7y agothere are plenty of temporal truths relative to their frame. "hours worked this week" or "percent complete." you might also be tracking a moving object, and as that object relocates geographically, different types of sensors pick it up, and the device saying "ive found it" changes. each sensor is the source of truth. if those things were printed on standard paper, they can be false moments after they are printed.
- TeMPOraL 7y agoThere was some science fiction movie I once saw that initially seemed to happen in contemporary times. Only when the protagonist opened the trunk of their car and opened the paper map it was revealed that the paper is actually a screen. Edit: it was Babylon A.D. I'd really like to have such map: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=67d50vpqqC8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=67d50vpqqC8.