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It points out why teleportation never may be practical, but it brings up the idea of human 3D printing, which could be used more effectively for space exploration.\n\nHowever, it also would have a massive number of other uses, both good and bad, which got me thinking about what else could change our future in a massive way. I came up with a list of five potentially world-changing technologies.\n\nI'll close with my product of the week: a book on management that could have a massive effect on your company's success, based on the black boxes used in airplanes. It's called Black Box Thinking.\n\nTechnology 1: Organic Printing\n\nWe can use 3D printers for plastics, ceramics, metals and some blends, but our efforts even to print food have been more in line with automated icing machines for cakes than printing food.\n\nIf we could print food affordably using nonperishable components, it would mean not only that we would be better able to address the massive amount of global hunger that exists, but also that we potentially could cut the cost of food manufacturing and eliminate most food-borne illnesses.\n\nThere is an amazing amount of activity in this area, suggesting that by 2030 we actually might have something like the Star Trek replicator in our homes.\n\nGiven that this same technology likely could manufacture drugs and better prosthetics, this single step could have a massive impact on how we live -- far beyond the way we eat.\n\nTechnology 2: Advanced Bio-engineering\n\nA division of Google is releasing millions of bio-engineered mosquitoes to eliminate those that carry sicknesses. Granted, I do remember that many apocalyptic movies start this way.\n\nThe ability to manufacture insects that can address certain problems could have a massive impact, good and bad, on our environment. The bad would come from a mistake, or if someone decided to create militarized mosquitoes.\n\nIn the world of The Punch Escrow, there are mosquitoes that have been engineered to eat pollutants in the air and pee H20 -- and characters have to dodge constant pee drenchings from the mosquitoes.\n\nStill, bio-engineered life forms could offset much of the damage we've done to the world -- addressing global warming as well as land, sea and air pollution -- and go places that people currently are unable to go.\n\nTechnology 3: AI Salting\n\nArtificial intelligence salting is another concept author Klein introduces as a major plot element in The Punch Escrow. AI salting isn't meal preparation, for when we humans eat AIs (boy, talk about a concept that could start a Terminator event) it means a specialized technician teaches an AI to think more like a human.\n\nBasically, it is individual AI deep learning of human behaviors. The underlying concept, making computers think more like humans, is critical to make them more effective at interacting with humans and interfacing with us more effectively.\n\nIf we really can't tell the difference between an AI and a human, or if an AI handling a human-related task could be made to be empathetic, the improvement in the interaction and the effectiveness of the AI would be improved vastly.\n\nHowever, few are focused on the human part, and the challenge to train AIs to be more human-like could change forever the way we interact with and use them. At the very least, it would be a huge step in creating robots indistinguishable from humans and making the Westworld experience real.\n\nTechnology 4: Ultracapacitor Batteries\n\nAs Elon Musk repeatedly has said, batteries suck. Ultracapacitors can be charged and discharged almost instantly. They don't have the level of temperature problems that batteries currently exhibit. They are much lighter, which increases efficiency in things like cars, and their life cycle is vastly longer than current batteries.\n\nThe problem is, they don't do a good job of storing energy for any length of time. Some recent promising news from the scientific community suggests we may be close to sorting this out.\n\nBatteries that could charge instantly and produce far more energy without problems would be a huge step toward making off-grid home power and electric-powered cars far more convenient.\n\nTechnology 5: Wireless Power\n\nEver since Nikola Tesla started talking about being able to broadcast power, it has been a known game-changer. Granted, Tesla may have gotten his ideas from aliens, but if you don't need batteries, then electric cars, planes, trains and personal electronics become smaller and far more reliable.\n\nQualcomm is working on a technology called \"Halo\", initially to charge electric cars without having to plug them in. However, its vision includes putting this technology in roads so that you'd never have to charge your car again -- it would charge while you were driving.\n\nRather than replacing a gas pump with a far slower charging station, you would just get rid of it. While not as good as true broadcast power, technology like this could work in cars, planes and offices, and we would never have to worry about charging our personal stuff or cars ever again.\n\nA similar technology from WiTricity is being used to develop wireless charging for all our devices and currently being built into Dell's laptop charging docks.\n\nWrapping Up\n\nPut these technologies together, and we'd have our food coming to us anyplace in any form and at any time we wanted. We'd have bugs making the world a better place to live.\n\nAIs would be our friends -- not the problem Elon Musk is envisioning (though I kind of question his idea that government should fix this, given how bad it is at fixing things), or they'd just be much better at \"taking care\" of us -- but not in a good way.\n\nFinally, if we can get better energy storage and distribution, we end up in a far more reliable and less-polluted world, coming damn close to a future Utopia. Though, as The Punch Escrow points out, if we can't fix ourselves, the result still could be pretty nasty.\n\nJust think of the implications of printing people... As the only sure thing about the future is that it will be very different than the world of today, here's hoping that is a good thing.\n\nRob Enderle's Product of the Week\n\nSummer is the time I get caught up on my reading, and after reading The Punch Escrow, I moved to another recommended book that is far more practical. Black Box Thinking is based largely around comparing the healthcare industry to the airline industry, and pointing out that airlines have become massively safer over the years. However, hospitals may be the third biggest killer of people, largely because airlines have black boxes.\n\nBlack Box Thinking\nThe reason this hits home for me is that it points to hospitals as places where errors are covered up aggressively to avoid liability. Black boxes, which capture errors but can't be used in litigation, are used to determine fault -- not to assign blame, but to ensure that the mistake never happens again. 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This is particularly true on mobile,\" said Jelle Kooistra, head of product development -- mobile, at Newzoo.\n\n\"For instance, we're seeing the first experiments happen now with Facebook Messenger's Instant Games,\" he told TechNewsWorld.\n\n\"The advantage these games have is that the barrier to starting to play a game is much smaller: You just have to click a link,\" Kooistra pointed out.\n\n\"We believe this area will grow heavily in the coming years, mainly in social and small experiences -- e.g., playing a quick round of poker with a friend. The open Web provides an issue for Apple and Google, as it allows games to monetize outside of their closed ecosystem, in which they take 30 percent of all generated revenues,\" he observed.\n\n\"However, it will be quite a while before experiences streamed through a Web browser can fully replace the quality and fluidity of installed games,\" said Kooistra. \"Furthermore, game developers will also have to re-invent how to monetize efficiently in these types of games.\"\n\nGame developer Kongregate published data showing that it has seen minimal impact on the quality and revenue potential of games going forward, Mozilla noted.\n\nThe technology for 2D games has changed little, based on Kongregate's findings; however, there is still a gap for 3D.\n\nKongregate ported two of its top games, Tyrant Unleashed and Spellstone, from UnityPlayer to HTML5 at the end of last year.\n\nSecurity Hassles\n\n\"As a security professional, I can't overstate how happy I am that Adobe is finally retiring Flash,\" said Mark Nunnikhoven, vice president of cloud research at Trend Micro.\n\n\"Unfortunately, the actual date is still a couple of years away,\" he told TechNewsWorld.\n\nWhen Flash debuted in 1996, it provided a fantastic way to deliver rich Web applications and video, even though it needed a privileged position as a browser plugin to make that happen, Nunnikhoven recalled.\n\nThe security community has learned a lot since then regarding browser security, he said, and the threat landscape has undergone wave after wave of change. 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      "body": "![bitcoinstack.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmWC39VZ6R57qUBXhBBigEQuQXYqqvoNDgq8nxBxVWsbjA/bitcoinstack.jpg)As the hackers behind the global ransomware attack demand payment in bitcoin, here is a look at the basics behind the electronic currency.\n\nWHY ARE HACKERS USING BITCOIN?\n\nThe digital currency bitcoin has emerged as a favourite tool for hackers demanding a ransom for a simple reason: You can start accepting bitcoin anywhere in the world without having to reveal your identity.\n\nFor criminals, this makes bitcoin much more attractive than systems like Western Union, which generally require customers to provide identification before opening an account and receiving transferred money.\n\n\nWHAT IS BITCOIN?\n\nBitcoin is a digital token that can be sent electronically from one user to another, anywhere in the world.\nBitcoin is also the name of the payment network on which the bitcoin digital tokens move. (Some people differentiate between Bitcoin capitalised, as the token, and bitcoin lowercase, as the network.)\n\nUnlike traditional payment networks like Visa or American Express, no single company or person runs the bitcoin network. Instead, it is a decentralised network of computers around the world that keep track of all bitcoin transactions, similar to the decentralised network of servers that makes the Internet work.\n\nBecause there is no central authority running bitcoin, no one has the authority to force new users to reveal their identities. The network was designed this way to create a currency and a financial network outside the control of any government or single company.\n\nThe computers that join the network and track bitcoin transactions are motivated to do so by the new coins that are released to the network every 10 minutes and are given to one of the computers helping to track the transactions and maintain the network.\n\nHOW DO YOU BUY AND RECEIVE BITCOINS?\n\nThere are companies in most countries that will sell you bitcoins in exchange for the local currency.\n\nIn the United States, a company called Coinbase will link to your bank account or credit card and then sell you the coins for US dollars. Opening an account with Coinbase is similar to opening a traditional bank or stock brokerage account, with lots of verification of your identity needed.\n\nFor people who do not want to reveal their identities, there are services like LocalBitcoins that will connect local people who want to buy and sell bitcoins for cash, generally without any verification of identity required.\n\nTo start accepting bitcoins is even easier. One needs only to create a bitcoin address, which can be done anonymously by anyone with Internet access.\n\nThe price of bitcoin fluctuates constantly and is determined by open-market bidding on bitcoin exchanges, similar to the way that stock and gold prices are determined by bidding on exchanges.\n\nCAN THE AUTHORITIES TRACK CRIMINALS USING BITCOIN?\n\nAll bitcoin transactions are recorded on the network's public ledger, known as the blockchain.\n\nLaw enforcement or financial authorities can sometimes use the blockchain to track transactions among criminals. But as long as the criminals do not associate a real-world identity with their bitcoin address, they are generally safe.\n\nComplicating matters further, there are increasingly sophisticated bitcoin laundering services, known as tumblers, which mix large quantities of transactions together in order to make it harder for the authorities to track the transactions.\n\nWhere it can get more difficult for hackers is when they want to convert the bitcoins they have received into a traditional national currency.\n\nMost companies that convert bitcoins to dollars in the United States require that their customers provide identification. If a criminal registered with a company like that, it would be relatively easy for the police to track them down.\n\nBut there are many bitcoin exchanges outside the United States that do not require customers to register with a real-world identity.\n\nLocalBitcoins also makes it easy to find someone in any city around the world who will meet you in person and pay cash for bitcoins without requiring any identification - a sort of Craigslist for bitcoin exchanges. It is also getting easier to buy goods online using bitcoins, without ever converting the digital currency into dollars or euros.\n\nWHAT'S HAPPENING WITH THE PRICE OF BITCoin\n\nLike gold, the price of bitcoin has always been driven by the scarcity of the digital tokens. When bitcoin was created in 2009, it was determined that only 21 million coins would ever be created.\n\nTechnology investors have purchased coins and pushed up the price out of a belief that the tokens and the system will be a sort of global digital currency and financial network for the future.\n\nWhile real-world transactions have been slow to take off, bitcoin has continued to be popular for black market uses like ransomware and online drug markets like the Silk Road and its successors.\n\nThe corporate world has also taken interest in the technology that enables bitcoin, especially its decentralised financial network and the blockchain, the global ledger where all bitcoin transactions are recorded.\n\nMany banks are making big bets that real-world financial transactions will one day be run on networks similar to bitcoin, which can operate more quickly, efficiently and securely than traditional financial networks.\n\nThere are now many competitors to bitcoin, like Ethereum, and their value has also been pushed up by growing interest in the bitcoin technology. But bitcoin has remained the largest so-called cryptocurrency and is generally the one that people use to buy and sell other cryptocurrencies.\n\nWHAT ARE THE CURRENCY'S ORIGINS?\n\nBitcoin was introduced in 2008 by a shadowy creator going by the name of Satoshi Nakamoto, who only communicated by e-mail and social messaging.\n\nWhile several people have been identified as likely candidates to be Satoshi, as the creator is known in the world of bitcoin, not one has been confirmed. So the search for Satoshi has gone on.\n\nSatoshi created the original rules of the bitcoin network and then released the software to the world in 2009.\n\nWhether it is he, she or they, Satoshi largely disappeared from view two years later. Anyone can download and use the software, and Satoshi now has no more control over the network than anyone else using the software.",
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