Is the Apple Vision Pro the future of vision science?

giving it advanced navigation and obstacle avoidance capabilities.

You think language is set in stone? Listen to a Nigerian talk a person to the fringes of their own English using pidgin—a genius composition.Or watch Janelle Monáes Dirty Computer and notice the world you hold too tight become subsumed in an alternate reality.

Understand this and no need to run: nothing on the inside of you can swallow you from there if you keep an eye on it.because people who believe stories and alternate realities too much and for too long see things that are not there.always—a life has to be—but what I know for sure is this: there are always other words and other definitions.

When they start describing it—Id live with my friends; Id treat my partner more kindly because Ill at least be allowed to love them; Id just not get married; Id just be an aunty or uncle instead of trying to be a parent; Id share resources with people around me; Id put way less emphasis on money and more on community building—I watch what dawns on all of us.and the kindest thing I can think to do for anyone I love is to follow them to the end of their desire.

Its why you can take a word like Vagabond—weaponized by the law of your land in real time— name your work after it and still be here.

about the darker parts of ourselves wed folded away for at least two and a half decades because it was that urgent to be A Good Person.as a potential partner in for its trials but the talks are still ongoing and may not necessarily yield something concrete.

The company’s troubles are further compounded as rival companies seem to be progressing well with their technology.Elon Musk’s biotech company Neuralink which had ambitious plans of implanting its neural interface chips into humans by 2022 is now looking for a surgical partner to team up with to conduct human trials in the first place

Featured Video It is considered one of the world’s most powerful and accurate facial recognition companies.Facial recognition company Clearview AI has conducted nearly one million searches for the US police and has amassed a database of 30 billion images taken from social media platforms.