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Dying grandma uses Oculus Rift for one last walk outside, “Absolutely fantastic...”
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| 04/22/2014
| The Rift Arcade
Posted on 04/25/2014 3:42:53 PM PDT by null and void
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To: null and void
Facebook bought this company for something like $2 billion.
They know something.
To: Sherman Logan
According to family lore, my grandfather checked out the prices on the Titanic but couldn’t afford it. He left on a different ship around the same time as the Titanic and supposedly passed it on the way. He claimed all the lights were blazing and the ship was making a leisurely voyage at the time. I guess it was good that he was dirt poor when he left England, lol.
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04/25/2014 5:01:10 PM PDT
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Prince of Space
(Be Breitbart, baby. LIFB.)
To: BenLurkin
[ If only the education professionals could be trusted to leave out their leftists biases but they cant. ]
That is why we can use technology to bypass them
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04/25/2014 5:08:10 PM PDT
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GraceG
To: null and void
What a nice thing for the company to do for this lady.
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posted on
04/25/2014 5:21:41 PM PDT
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SueRae
(It isn't over. In God We Trust.)
To: SueRae
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posted on
04/25/2014 5:32:37 PM PDT
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null and void
( They don't think think they are above the law. They think they are the law.)
To: Prince of Space
Im a genealogy buff, and I think this technology would be a good way for people today to understand the hardships our ancestors went through. For instance, my grandfather was a coal miner in Leeds, England, who came to America by boat with his wife and kids in 1912. I cant even imagine going on such a journey with 3 kids under the age of 6. An application like this could show what life was really like back then and would probably be a big hit.A bigger hit would be to experience the lives of hunter gatherer peoples, who not only enjoyed more leisure time than those of us who still have jobs, but also did 24/7 what they evolved to do, which meant they had much more fun than us.
To: null and void
this is how technology can help people.
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04/25/2014 6:24:54 PM PDT
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Secret Agent Man
(Gone Galt; Not averse to Going Bronson.)
To: SueRae
How ironic, that she should be grateful for some toy manufactured by modern industry, which modern industry likely also generated the chemicals or radiation that eventually found their way into her body and gave her cancer.
I wonder who might eventually fall victim to the poisonous byproducts generated by the manufacturing of that toy.
To: Prince of Space
He left on a different ship around the same time as the Titanic and supposedly passed it on the way. He claimed all the lights were blazing and the ship was making a leisurely voyage at the time.Would not want to contradict your grandpad, but the usual notion is that the Titanic was trying to set a crossing record, and that this was a major contributor to its destruction. So it doesn't seem all that likely that it was poking along.
To: IvanV
I wonder if it was anything like this (Sol euthanasia scene):Ah...Beethovan's 6th...1st movement. I always think of Sol when I hear it.
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04/27/2014 11:36:56 AM PDT
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Bloody Sam Roberts
(Truth sounds like hate...to those who hate truth.)
To: All
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04/27/2014 11:41:57 AM PDT
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musicman
(Until I see the REAL Long Form Vault BC, he's just "PRES__ENT" Obama = Without "ID")
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