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I thought of blue wire cutters, heh, you have to tweak those numbers some more.
I thought of a blue shovel. Ha ha...seems we have a lot of people here who like blue.chroot said:I thought of a blue screwdriver. I have no idea why anyone whould think of a red hammer.
- Warren
The guy who did this to me didn't say anything beyond the lengthy set up spiel about being psychic and how he got that way. Once he told me to pick a number he said nothing till I had picked it and said "OK."Schrodinger's Dog said:There's a guy in England who's name escapes me atm, he can make you chose any number between 1-10 he wants by using subliminal cues, Think of one number then keep that single number in your head ok make sure it's not easy to guess, ok I want you and only you to tell me the number, eventually someone will pick one without realising why.
mouseonmoon said:I received a 'gadget' for Christmas that asks 20 questions and can tell you what you're thinking -animal,vegtable,mineral or other.
This is wilder than picking a number! (actually,i think i'll try a number with it).
Honestly, the questions seem so 'vague' i wouldn't be able to guess what i was thinking by my answers-yet it came up with "rutabaga"! (my first try! Then called my "flying saucer" a UFO! It correctly came up with "pine tree" (not just 'tree'!)...it's a trip!
This thing's got the IQ of Einstein compared to the ol' magic 8 ball.
Yes, I played with one of these but it was a couple of years ago. My "thing" was 'wife' - and it picked it!mouseonmoon said:I received a 'gadget' for Christmas that asks 20 questions and can tell you what you're thinking -animal,vegtable,mineral or other.
This is wilder than picking a number! (actually,i think i'll try a number with it).
Honestly, the questions seem so 'vague' i wouldn't be able to guess what i was thinking by my answers-yet it came up with "rutabaga"! (my first try! Then called my "flying saucer" a UFO! It correctly came up with "pine tree" (not just 'tree'!)...it's a trip!
chroot said:I thought of a blue screwdriver. I have no idea why anyone whould think of a red hammer.
- Warren
Schrodinger's Dog said:There's a guy in England who's name escapes me atm, he can make you chose any number between 1-10 he wants by using subliminal cues,
-RA- said:He's called Derren brown. It really is scary what he can make people do by subliminal messaging. He can pay people with blank paper in shops and they think that he's paid them normal money! No joke, watch it,
another good clip is him winning money with a losing ticket at a dog race by subliminally influencing the woman behind the till!
I would love to beable to do that!
Your computer does not actually read your mind. It may seem like it, but it is actually using advanced algorithms and machine learning techniques to predict your actions based on your previous behavior and patterns. It is not capable of reading your thoughts or emotions.
No, your privacy is not at risk. Your computer can only track and analyze your online activities and preferences, such as your search history and social media interactions. It does not have access to your thoughts or personal information.
It depends on the algorithms and data it has been trained on. While it can make accurate predictions based on your past behavior, it is not always 100% accurate and may sometimes make mistakes. It is important to remember that it is still a machine and cannot fully replicate human thought processes.
You can control your computer's ability to track and analyze your online activities by adjusting your privacy settings and clearing your browsing history. However, if you are uncomfortable with the idea of your computer making predictions based on your behavior, you can also opt out of using certain apps or services that utilize this technology.
It is not possible to use your computer's mind reading capabilities to your advantage as it is not actually reading your mind. It is simply processing data and making predictions based on that data. However, you can use this technology to improve your user experience by allowing your computer to personalize and customize your online experience based on your preferences.