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I think everyone that's watched Death Note wishes there was a real notebook of death loldbboxkaifan wrote:There's more potential to this thing than scan someone's power level, like know their history/past/crimes/health/name/address/etc.hleV wrote:So I assume this thing doesn't scan people's battle power?
Knowing the names.. He he that'd be cool if Death Note existed in the real world.
I sure don't, it'd be a terrible thing to bestow upon humanity. Plus, who'd choose a book to kill people over planet bursting powers and being able to survive in space?samuraix123 wrote:I think everyone that's watched Death Note wishes there was a real notebook of death loldbboxkaifan wrote:There's more potential to this thing than scan someone's power level, like know their history/past/crimes/health/name/address/etc.hleV wrote:So I assume this thing doesn't scan people's battle power?
Knowing the names.. He he that'd be cool if Death Note existed in the real world.
Fox666 wrote:It seems you have pissed a lot of people on this forum, and I am quite sure they would like to call you stupid and say that's the designated adjectives for you. But they don't do that because of there are rules in this community.
Not only that, but if you really wanted to kill that badly, you could just use the powers.Perfect wrote:I sure don't, it'd be a terrible thing to bestow upon humanity. Plus, who'd choose a book to kill people over planet bursting powers and being able to survive in space?samuraix123 wrote:I think everyone that's watched Death Note wishes there was a real notebook of death loldbboxkaifan wrote:
There's more potential to this thing than scan someone's power level, like know their history/past/crimes/health/name/address/etc.
Knowing the names.. He he that'd be cool if Death Note existed in the real world.
But the Death Note is more creative in it's doing so long as the user describes it so.funrush wrote:Not only that, but if you really wanted to kill that badly, you could just use the powers.Perfect wrote:I sure don't, it'd be a terrible thing to bestow upon humanity. Plus, who'd choose a book to kill people over planet bursting powers and being able to survive in space?samuraix123 wrote:
I think everyone that's watched Death Note wishes there was a real notebook of death lol
MY HOLY GRAIL (110% Serious. Please sell me one)Mayuri Kurotsuchi wrote:"In this world, nothing perfect exists. It may be a cliche after all but it's the way things are. That's precisely why ordinary men pursue the concept of perfection, it's infatuation. But ultimately I have to ask myself "What is the true meaning of being perfect?" and the answer I came up with was nothing. Not one thing. The truth of the matter is I despise perfection! If something is truly perfect, that's IT! The bottom line becomes there is no room for imagination! No space for intelligence or ability or improvement! Do you understand? To men of science like us, perfection is a dead end, a condition of hopelessness. Always strive to be better than anything that came before you but not perfect! Scientist's agonize over the attempt to achieve perfection! That's the kind of creatures we are! We take joy in trying to exceed our grasp, in trying to reach for something that in the end, we have to admit may in fact be unreachable!"
Well, what else could I mean by "Looks aren't always everything"? How about the technology aspect of it? It's being able to see the world with helpful augmented reality elements...samuraix123 wrote: What do you mean ''Looks aren't always everything?'' the look of a product keeps you from looking like a jackass. and In my opinion I just think it's the new hip goofy thing coming out that will probably cause more harm than good. aren't people satisfied enough with Texting while driving? that's what got my best friend killed.
Your exact quote was "kinda reminds me of when virtual boy came out". What joke? Where's the punchline? From what you wrote it didn't sound like you were trying to be humorous, unless English isn't your first language and your intention of speech was lost in translation or something.samuraix123 wrote:I was just making a joke about the Virtual Boy I didn't realize I had to point that out. If you have seen me posting here then you will know I'm a ''joke kinda guy'' I love to make people laugh.
That's actually a pretty amusing point. For as stupid as you'd look wearing this monstrosity having a heavy hunk of metal hanging off your ear connected to a giant neon eye piece would look SO much worse.MCDaveG wrote: Having something looking exactly like scouter in 2012, will be total design faux pas.
You really want to walk down the road and see this?How about the technology aspect of it? It's being able to see the world with helpful augmented reality elements...
Simply put, I probably wouldn't lol that's all I'm going to say I'm not trying to insult you with my opinionhow would you design it to make it look "cool" and "unredicuous"?
Yeah I seen that picture in Google Images when I was checking for the Google glassesDrabaz wrote:Haha that picture is hilarous, but it's not going to be like that, simply because all that won't fit. I know the picture is just an exaggeration, but the lense won't be the size to cover an entire eye. It looks like right now it's small enough to hang at the top right of your eye and just be in your peripheral vision. At least that's what it looks like.
Could you just imagine walking and seeing all that garbage lol I'd take those glasses off and throw them in the bin before looking at all that. I mean I have a facebook but check it once? maybe twice a day if that. Wait, we were arguing?samuraix123 wrote:I'm not here debate you Son Geeko. If you like the look of the product that's fine! I don't, and I have every right to an opinion as you do. this pointless back and forth conversation is only going to end up getting this topic locked. If you want to speak to me just PM me buddy
I was just responding on my thoughts on how I thought about the thing. If you were getting mad than that wasn't my intention. You don't like it? That's fine. If you're okay with me liking? Than that's fine too. Hope I wasn't starting anything, just saying what I felt.
samuraix123 wrote:You really want to walk down the road and see this?
With that many items on the screen, how would you decide which thing you want to answer to? Will there be buttons on the side, or will you be able to just talk and it receives the command. And if it is the speaking thing, what if the glasses receives the wrong command? What if someone asks you to dinner and you say yes but thanks to background noise the glasses think you said no? Also, you would kind of stupid standing in the middle of the street screaming out the word "Yes" over and over again. And how many items could you have on the screen? If using the buttons approach, you would need a lot of those, wouldn't you?Son Geeko wrote:samuraix123 wrote:You really want to walk down the road and see this?
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I'm not sure if we're going to be seeing everyone's Facebook statuses and emails, the video was more of a simulation anyways so I guess we'll just have to see what the actual product does.
Sorry about that then lol you certainly didn't make me mad, no one really on this site has made me mad. I like this site site too much to fight and get mad. I think sometimes I get really aggravated at all this new technology stuff that keeps coming out, because it reminds me off when my friend got killed by texting(I told him thousands of times keep eyes on the road, and not that stupid phone) sure enough he was texting and got hit by a coal truck. and I just look at these new gizmo's as a distraction. Sure it's leap forward for people that like GPS stuff ect, but sorry for getting this so off topic. 
I bet all 100 of the people who got the VB for Christmas/Birthday said that.Akumaito Beam wrote:No mom I said a Ninten-no I'm greatful but I...
