It's 21st century for real
You can pick a face expression that will be on Cory Doctorow's head 3D print. The face expressions are presented by John Scalzi. I can't stop thinking Doctorow has no chance of replicating it correctly. Especially that one cross eye.
If just sharing your 3D bust is not SF enough for you here is a chip that will turn you into a battery. Coming next year. Just to spite everyone who made fun of Matrix. And so you can finally power your gadgets. No more fighting for that one plug at the airport.
You still have to wait a year to get the chip but you can get your microbiome sequenced right now. Or, more precisely after May but you can sponsor the project now and become a participant at the same time. It's also not full sequencing but just 16S RNA that's a highly conserved sequence used to identify species. It codes RNA that is part of a ribosome and is therefore highly conserved (very little mutations because if it fails cell dies) so the changes allow to track evolutionary history. It's often used to identify species and families of bacteria that live in different environments (we do it for plants in our lab). Now you can do it for yourself and see what lives inside you. There is 10x more bacteria cells on and in you then your own. Maybe it's time to get to know your inner life better.
If just sharing your 3D bust is not SF enough for you here is a chip that will turn you into a battery. Coming next year. Just to spite everyone who made fun of Matrix. And so you can finally power your gadgets. No more fighting for that one plug at the airport.
You still have to wait a year to get the chip but you can get your microbiome sequenced right now. Or, more precisely after May but you can sponsor the project now and become a participant at the same time. It's also not full sequencing but just 16S RNA that's a highly conserved sequence used to identify species. It codes RNA that is part of a ribosome and is therefore highly conserved (very little mutations because if it fails cell dies) so the changes allow to track evolutionary history. It's often used to identify species and families of bacteria that live in different environments (we do it for plants in our lab). Now you can do it for yourself and see what lives inside you. There is 10x more bacteria cells on and in you then your own. Maybe it's time to get to know your inner life better.