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No One Knows When A Robot Will Approach Human Intelligence, But I Suspect It Will Be Late In The 21st Century. Will They Be Dangerous? Possibly. So I Suggest We Put A Chip In Their Brain To Shut Them Off If They Have Murderous Thoughts.

In The 1950s, We Had All These B-grade Science-fiction Movies. The Point Was To Scare The Public And Get Them To Buy Popcorn. No Attempt Was Made To Create Movies That Were Somewhat Inherent To The Truth.

Computer Chips Will Cost About A Penny. That's The Cost Of Scrap Paper. The Internet Will Be Basically For Free And It Will Be Inside Our Contact Lens. When We Blink, We Will Go Online. When We See Somebody That We Don't Recognize, Our Contact Lens Will Identify Who They Are, Print Out Their Biography In Your Contact Lens And Translate, If They're Speaking Chinese, Into English With Subtitles As They Speak.

It Would Take A Civilization Far More Advanced Than Ours, Unbelievably Advanced, To Begin To Manipulate Negative Energy To Create Gateways To The Past. But If You Could Obtain Large Quantities Of Negative Energy-and That's A Big "if" - Then You Could Create A Time Machine That Apparently Obeys Einstein's Equation And Perhaps The Laws Of Quantum Theory.

When I Was 16 Years Old, I Assembled A 2.3 Million Electron Volt Beta Particle Accelerator. I Went To Westinghouse, I Got 400 Pounds Of Translator Steel, 22 Miles Of Copper Wire, And I Assembled A 6-kilowatt, 2.3 Million Electron Accelerator In The Garage.