What if we developed a similar taste for starlings?
The end of the human race - that is what is in sight if we develop full artificial intelligence, according to Stephen Hawking in an interview with the BBC.
And, as Albert Einstein famously said "I have no special talent, I am only passionately curious". So, what if we could develop creativity and curiosity in childhood?
Even better, what if we could develop one that was preferred to no condom?
Even better, what if we could develop one that was preferred to no condom?" The Gates Foundation's blog reads.
What if we could develop a condom that would provide all the benefit of our current versions, without the drawbacks?
What if we began to develop and encourage the adoption of machines and a network that are actually secure – through which neither thieves, corporations, nor the NSA could track us – and what if these could be configured by us, to really do what we want them to do?
American Ronin, about highly trained corporate operatives; Fight Girls, about warriors vying to be queen of the galaxy; and Bad Mother, about a parent searching for her missing daughter: These are some of the stories that are coming from a new comics publisher, Artists, Writers & Artisans, one that is posing the question, what stories could we develop if we begin with a blank slate?
What if we allowed ourselves to develop our own definition of success, one that isn't idolized by the tabloids or a Super Bowl commercial.
"What if we in the east had invented the fountain pen, what if we had developed our physics, what world might we have created?" What if Japan had not been forced to take on everything that the US had insisted it did after 1945, even changing the way they counted time?
What if students develop psychological problems because, in our society, jobs are scarce, personal relationships are frequently tenuous, and the future is often frightening?
