Though there may be a day when human beings will be able to upload themselves to the Internet and\/or a humanoid-like cyborg, that day is supposed to be at least a few decades away. <\/p>\n
However, the Pirate Bay announced on its official blog that theyre currently developing a device that will allow users to plug into all the files and data that can be accessed on the site, and essentially download it into their brains. With April 1 just hours away here in the states, the announcement is also (most likely) an April Fools Day joke. <\/p>\n
Heres how the blog post describes the device: <\/p>\n
In cooperation with Russian, Israeli and Japanese neuro scientists, we are developing a device that will embrace your entire mind. Using laser projections directly onto the retina itll no longer be any resolution but 100 percent. The sound will be delivered in a range from 12Hz to 79kHz and will cancel all noise from the outside world. Using a simple plugin into the the brain, you will no longer only be able to see and hear a movie, a game or whatever it is you want. Youll be able to live it. Play the main character. Tweak any story in any way you want. <\/p>\n
The post also goes on to say that the entirety of The Pirate Bay would be stored within you, and implores readers to embrace the sites vision with this message: <\/p>\n
Forget about the outside world. This is the new. <\/p>\n
This is already the second tech-themed April Fools Joke that weve come across, even though its not April 1 yet. Earlier, we spotted a Chinese site that published an authentic-looking but undoubtedly fake image of a wafer-thin Mac Air desktop. <\/p>\n
We cant help but wonder what sorts of tech-related hi-jinx well be subjected to when tomorrow rolls around. <\/p>\n
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