It's fascinating to think just how far back into history we can take the concept of technology..even the earliest records of Neanderthal tools can be counted as a technology for the making of fire and weapons. #3UA3
The evacuated tube concept is believed to be 50 times faster than trains and the concept has been around since 1990. Companies are now looking into the possibility of finally building one and the idea doesn't seem too far-fetched. #3UA3
Found an interesting article comparing the book 1984 with today's real world. It's quite frightening to see that the book predicted today's surveillance system quite well, presenting a clear dystopian society. #3UA3
Fascinating how scientists are implementing virtual reality technology as a way to reduce chronic pain and addiction to painkillers... I think this tech can save many lives #3UA3
After their death, 350+ corpses around the world are being preserved at low temperatures with the intention of being brought back to life 100 years from now. Thousands more have signed up as well- would you? Do you think this is ethical? π€ #3UA3
@itsshinthu Our MARP project is on MDCL and we found that the atrium actually costed $4 million to build. Sadly, maybe the huge costs of these atriums are why we can't have many more around campus.. :( #3UA3
In 2009, Stephen Hawking threw a big party and no-one showed up. He did not send out the invitations until the party was over. He stated that this is "experimental evidence" that time travel does not exist. #3UA3
Found a cool video about the history of birth control and the strict roles of women in the 1900's which made contraceptive use illegal. Interestingly, biologist Gregory Pincus paired up with feminist Margaret Sanger to create the pill. #3UA3
Just playing devil's advocate here..it's fascinating how so many historical mathematical theories of the Earth being "flat" have been completely overshadowed by the new technology-powered theories; still, there isn't 1 correct answer disproving all these "insane" theories #3ua3
@themominahabib I think very few people would be like I-330. This is because, in a society where we are comfortable, safe and content with our ways of life, it's easier to look the other way rather than standing up for what's truly "right". #3UA3
Did you know that Michael DeGroote donated $105 million dollars towards building McMaster's MDCL building and improving our medical program? This was the largest cash donation in Canadian history. Talk about generous.. #3ua3
While doing my Zean project research, I found a cool article talking about how by 2050, it is estimated that planes will be fully electric, helping reduce greenhouse gasses. However, this is a long time from now.. could it be too late for trying to save the environment? #3UA3