Apathy Curve: Assimilation continues apace...

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Wednesday, December 12, 2012

Assimilation continues apace...

More Borgification:

Ghent University's centre of microsystems technology has developed a spherical curved LCD display which can be embedded in contact lenses and handle projected images using wireless technology. Unlike previous contact lens displays, which are limited to a few small pixels to make up an image, the new technology allows the whole curved surface of the lens to be used.

I already get confused by people in stores talking on near-invisible Bluetooth devices. Now I'm going to have to deal with blank-eyed zombies everywhere I go...

"Hey! Why are you staring at me?"

"Whaaa?"

"Why. Are. You. STARING AT ME?!"

"Uh... like, chill dude. I'm readin' my Twitter feed."

"#&@%!"

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