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Why Do We See Illusions?

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When it is there
brainden-orosz-skullJust look long enough at any kind of corrugated surface and you will see surely see one (faces, things, etc…). It’s the trick of shadows.

When it isn’t real
I had a friend who experimented with mood drugs. While under influence, he told me he saw our street a total wreck while walking towards it. When he got there, he discovered what he saw wasn’t real.

I know he is sane because he narrated that when he was already sober.

Now see if my comment agrees with this TED video

Why Mozilla’s Intention to Block Third-Party Cookies is Bad for All Netizens
It’s bad enough that most developers are being forced to put their excellent apps offline because of lack of funding support

‘The Interactive Advertising Bureau strongly opposes the scheme by Mozilla to block third-party cookies by default in upcoming releases of its Firefox browser, and we vigorously encourage both the non-profit Mozilla Foundation and its for-profit subsidiary the Mozilla Corporation, which is reconfiguring the Firefox browser, to abandon this proposed change.

‘This move will not put the interest of users first. Nor does it promote transparency or “move the web forward,” as Mozilla claims in its announcement. It will not advance Mozilla’s objective, as stated in its bylaws, of “promoting choice and innovation on the Internet,” but will, instead, impede both. If Mozilla follows through on its plan to block all third-party cookies, the disruption will disenfranchise every single internet user…’
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Don’t Get Scammed with Card Scans
Block RFID Chips

‘Really though, what is 100% safe? Nothing – we just have to have an acceptable level of security and, for all intents and purposes, RFID tags are reasonably secure. Yet, they can still be surreptitiously read, decoded, and used in crimes against you.

‘You may have seen videos of people using card readers bought online to brush up against a purse or wallet, thus harvesting the information from the RFID tags inside. In fact, what you see below is an RFID reader kit, called RFIDuino. Then the person takes that harvested information to their lair of evil and decrypts information to literally make copies of your bank or credit cards. At which point the Rolex shopping spree begins and you get stuck with the tab…’
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Lesson from Google Reader’s Death
Don’t use free web and native apps if you want to make sure it wouldn’t suddenly be killed.


Filed under: computer apps and gadgets, computer safety, cybercrime, mobile apps and gadgets, philosophy, science and technology, TECHNOLOGY Tagged: Google Reader, Interactive Advertising Bureau, internet, Mozilla Corporation, Radio-frequency identification, TECHNOLOGY

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