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sigh I need help. I showed this to my son (14) as a prop to encourage interest in STEM work. "You mean I could control Minecraft with my brain?" Yes, son, th
by SoftwareMaven 12y ago
sigh
I need help. I showed this to my son (14) as a prop to encourage interest in STEM work.
"You mean I could control Minecraft with my brain?"
Yes, son, that's exactly what it would be for, so you can look at a block and make it disappear.
- p4bl0 12y agoWhatever are his motives, if he develops the technology and doesn't crap on humanity the way the patent system allows one to do, other people will see the potentials and make good use of it. That's why academic freedom is important :-). In other word, let him make bubbles… cf https://gist.github.com/stoutbeard/4158578 https://gist.github.com/stoutbeard/4158578.
- SoftwareMaven 12y agoAs long as he makes something, I'm not too picky. I have a music maker, a graphic novel maker, a musical theater performance maker[1], and...I don't know, yet. Of course I'd love him to be a software maker, but all I really want is his creativity and intellect to grow through making something he loves. 1. I was in theater in high school, but I never "made" a performance. The difference is, well, acting. :)