Well, I would like to have a smallish circuit board which is basically a dedicated computer to implant in whatever machines will be made in the future to accept it. It basically has to come in two parts.

 

Part #1 is a processor, flash RAM and three communication links. RJ45 for a secure connection to my network when I want to initialize the programming, PCI-E 1X for connection to whatever machine it goes in and bluetooth for a short range personal wireless network.

 

Part #2 is another processor, flash RAM and 802.11n for a wider area network with public key encryption. It will connect to a public network consisting of any other public service boxes that can be placed around a city and connected to the internet in general.

 

There should be a secure limited access bus between the two halves.

 

The basic idea is that they can be embedded into all future machines as a hardware monitoring device that can only access my home network from one half and only access the public network from the other half.

 

When they become common enough, it will be possible for me to get reminders on my computer for stuff that I have to do and plan them properly. So my refrigerator will remind me to clean it out every couple of weeks and clean the coils twice a year. Or my car will tell me that I have an oil change coming up and I can click to authorize it to negotiate an appointment.

Noninvasive Brian Stimulation apparatus that I can control.

You can read more about it here:

http://www.tmslab.org

But I want a way to reward stimulate people's pleasure centers when they think like me and stimulate the pain centers when they don't.

All the alternatives just arn't the same. Its the smoking i enjoy.  chewing tobacco stuff that, tobacco pills pointless, if I wanted to quit sure. but I have no intention of quiting atm. Not something I can explain.

to bad il die of lung cancer long befor anything like that comes along, don't think i would get one anyway. Sounds kinda like simulated sex, really what is the point. Question awnsered, time frame is a little off though 

I can think of a few that would be fairly revolutionary:

1) A direct neural interface, hopefully non-invasive, such that I can control a machine with my thoughts directly. We already have simple prototypes, but I'm talking high-bandwidth and fast. I should be able to type this message without using my hands, control a robot to perform pretty much any task, and talk to people using technology-assisted telepathy.

2) A machine intelligence equal to or greater than human intelligence. The Singularity. Pretty much 'nuff said.

3) A fully self-sustaining, self-replicating biosphere that can survive in space more-or-less indefinitely. With self-replication, that would mean the solar system could rapidly be colonized by humans. With self-sustaining technology, primarily solar power and auto-factories (factories that can make copies of themselves, as well as other components), there would be no dependence on Earth itself. Galactic civilization, here we come!

         Try this:             http://www.smokestik.com/  

 

I'd need a headphones. Wireless, miniaturized, soft, waterproof, washable, and made of some mostly transparent, non-reflective matter, so they will be almost invisible. And most importantly, they should last for years of using, not three months, as it is today the standard.
 
As for the revolutionary stuff, it seems there is a lot of it ahead of us, and something even better than we can imagine. Why would we need a powerful and complex machines, when we could act simply by having a greater control over energy, matter and time? The more advanced the technology is, the simplier it may be. I mean, less moving parts, (ideally none) less visible parts, more of common materials, and so on.

I had heard about one old book. One woman (I don't remember her name, but it's very well known) disguised herself as a man and secretly got to Tibet, in these times a forbidden land. She then wrote a book how some tibetyan monks took care of her and showed her some secrets. For example, there was a cave corridor they were passing through. The monk took a mallet and hit a small gong. The cave suddenly lighted up. It turned out that there were some strange devices around. It looked like a common crystal with two wires attached on it's ends. The two wires led to a copper tablet. There was no obvious energy source. Depending on how strongly the gong was hit, so long and intensely the crystals shone.

 

Somehow, the video of smoking this electronic cigarette causes me vertigo.

 

I need to becomee a gargoyle, so I'd say I need a wearable computer connected directly to my brain.

I need a pill, injection, or 'anything' that will increase the efficiency of my memory

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