HAL eyes throught my new house. They would all be connected to a central computer with a simple learning algorithm and speak to me. Also, bonus if the computer actually controls house systems (With an infallible kill switch of course).
If I had a working, reliable transporter, it’d certainly make my daily commute a snap, not to mention visiting family and friends far away, and going to distant museums and tourist sites I’d probably otherwise never see.
Anyone else feel like the future has ripped us off? I want replicators, at least for food. And transporters. And a computer I can talk to. And… well, not flying cars. People drive badly enough as it is.
I want a tail that’ll actually sway and express emotion. And cat ears. Honestly, if I could go through life without being treated like a freak I’d love to just look like an anthro tiger.
Also, as a writer, I really, really need a machine that’ll read my thoughts and put them to paper or screen, so I can write as I’m falling asleep.
I’ve thought about building a casemod that’ll look like the Cats’ Lair. It’d be in scale with the small figures and show accurate. The head would turn and the power lights would be in the head. The drives would be under the paws. It’s never going to happen though.
Yes! And also in the bathtub. And, while we’re on the subject, I want ‘‘hovering books’’ so you can read a book in the bathtub without getting its pages wet or making your arms tired. Thank you.
Good grief, YES!
Or a completely waterproof ebook reader… Given that there are waterproof digital cameras available, that I think could be doable, now.
I submit that it might be calulator wristwatch (text in Aurebesh font, of course) specifically designed for RPGs to produce random dice rolls while it plays random Monty Python songs. And the best part is that it is powered solely by its wearer’s continuous praise of Terry Pratchett books.