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Netflix Really Wants You To Believe #PsychaSec is Real
Just one day into CES 2018 and the future of technology is already pretty spooky. Wandering through the seemingly never-ending Las Vegas Convention Center on Tuesday, it was hard to miss the crowd gathered around around the “PsychaSec” display. Hosts draped in all-white were showing off two artificial bodies that, “in a few years,” humans could pay to trade their own crappy body for. At the same time, the host touted the company’s ability to plant chips into a person’s head and download every experience and memory they’ve had. Sounds pretty trippy, right? Unfortunately, PsychaSec isn’t real. But even the CIA...
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  • 1/10/2018
  • by Sean Burch
  • The Wrap

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