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Breakthrough helps 3D holograms come to life

Posted February 08, 2008 9:15 AM

From CBC | Technology & Science News:

A team of U.S. scientists announced a technique for changing and updating three-dimensional holographic images, an innovation that could one day lead to virtual surgery and other useful applications.

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Re: Breakthrough helps 3D holograms come to life

02/16/2008 10:55 PM

I note that "military" applications came before "medical" applications, in the article.

It amazes me that the military always get what they ask for.

All they have to do, is rattle a big stick, and the money cascades into their bank accounts.

Causing suffering is apparently more worthy than alleviating suffering.

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