Posted on 04/01/2016 5:36:02 PM PDT by Mechanicos
Many science-fiction television series and films—for instance, the Keanu Reeves-starrer "The Matrix" series—have depicted how certain knowledge and skills can be uploaded to the human brain, much like how information can be stored into computers. Thanks to science, this feat is slowly turning into reality.
Researchers from the HRL Laboratories in California have successfully fed data directly into the brain of human test subjects, enabling them to somewhat learn a very complex skill: flying a plane.
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He looks down(right) loaded.
Yes, I am aware of the date.
Check out Google Cardboard Plastic. There is a promotional video.
Researchers should spend 100 flying hours with their test subject before pubishing their idiotic findings.
I had a friend who believed in signing all his contracts on April 1.
Lol, I learned in a 150, my first Solo landing was a bit bumpy, but the other two that day were smooth. Once got to fly a Huey, but hovering was not an easy task!
Choppers are held aloft by strange and unknown forces of aerodynamics that in most probability involve demonic forces. However, I actually know that they do not fly. They beat the ground into submission and it scares the ground away.
bfl
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