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- From augmented and reality (Wiktionary)
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These user-created lists contain the word ‘augmented reality’.
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set phasers to...
you name the setting
I've tuned mine to be gentler and kinder
following suit is not mandatory but would be appreciatedcoddle, confuse, flummox, tap, furrow, instigate, invigorate, punnify, logical, must... act... be..., bowdlerise, laughing gas and 435 more...
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science fact or fiction
pretty open-ended here—terms, ideas, lingo, technologies and phenomena (real or postulated) that are, were, should be or could be used in speculative fiction
tachyon, mecha, dropship, wetware, meatspace, nanobot, cloned meat, asteroid mining, hyperdrive, wormhole, parallel universe, distributed intel... and 464 more...
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phrases (2 to 3 words)
Found Phrases I like. 2 or 3 words.
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( _mark...catastrophic failure, gut-wrenching, programming paradigm, supermassive blac..., tangent space, renewable energy, design pattern, deceptively awesome, allegorical super..., emotional truth, ghosts of departe..., inflection point and 958 more...
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motdor's list
virtualisation
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Must-know terms for the 21st Century ...
From George Dvorsky's blog post, "Must-know terms for the 21st Century intellectual: Redux", with the following exception:
technopornpaticipatory pano..., accelerating change, anthropic principle, artificial genera..., bayesian rationality, cosmological esch..., engineered neglig..., existential risks, extended identity, fermi paradox, friendly ai, human enhancement and 20 more...
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singularity
concepts, ideas, and theories related to Singularity
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ecbrenner "Now, researchers and engineers are pulling graphics out of your television screen or computer display and integrating them into real-world environments. This new technology, called augmented reality, blurs the line between what's real and what's computer-generated by enhancing what we see, hear, feel and smell...Augmented reality adds graphics, sounds, haptic feedback and smell to the natural world as it exists. " --Kevin Bonser, "How Augmented Reality Works" Feb 19, 2010