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公元二○○四年的某一天凌晨,装在你大脑中的一块芯片开始动作,将你按预定时间从睡梦中唤醒,并在你的视网膜上映出清晰的字幕显示:“早晨好!现在是起床时间。新的指令尚未收到。”这是由美国著名影星奇洛李维斯主演的电影《非常任务》中的一个镜头。这绝非异想天开或哗众取宠。在宇航员阿姆斯特朗将他的脚踏上月球表面的那个历史性时刻的前一百多年,人类就预见到这必将成为现实。我们必须正视自己非凡的预见力,更何况,日本科学家已经开始从事
One chip in your brain begins to act in the early morning of one year in 2004 AD, waking you from your sleep for the scheduled time and displaying a clear subtitle on your retina: “Good morning! Now It’s time to get up. ”The new order has not yet been received.“ This is a shot from the film ”Very Mission", starring American famous movie star Keira Reeves. This is by no means a whirlwind or grandstanding. For more than a hundred years before that historic moment astronaut Armstrong set his foot on the moon, mankind foresaw that this would surely become a reality. We must face up to our extraordinary foresight. What’s more, Japanese scientists have begun to work