Hoverboards + Digital drugs that actually work.

[Xavierr]

 

 

A Hoverboard would be awesome, if I was younger I would be more excited for this because this would've come in a lot more handy than my longboard. The fastest board I know was electric, and I think it only went up to 20mph. Anyhow , I think I'll probably end up with a car soon for my daily commute, but I'm pretty sure urban citizens, teens with jobs or classes would appreciate this.

 

Digital drugs that actually work . I dont why , but it seems that the common psychonaut finds hallucinating somewhat therapeutic , and inspiring. I wanted what they have, so I tried binaural beats ( which didn't work, probably because I needed headphones), tried to convince my parents to let me try a float tank, no success, and even tried to get my own legal herbs in hopes of hallucinating, but these were regular drugs in my parents eyes and they confiscated them.

 

Which is why I'm super excited for this.

Edited October 22, 2014 by Xavierr

[FranklinDeRoosevelt]

There's actually a prototype hoverboard in development and the makers are trying to raise money on kickstarter to extend their ambitions. As of now, it only levitates 1 inch from the ground and only levitates over metal surfaces. And guess how much it costs at the moment? $10,000. The thing is, it's only designed to hover over metal surfaces since it uses electromagnetic technology so it's pretty much useless. So technically, we're YEARS away from getting a proper one. Back to the Future was a lie

 

 

http://www.extremetech.com/extreme/192508-for-10000-you-can-have-the-worlds-first-hoverboard-and-invest-in-earthquake-proof-levitating-homes

Edited October 22, 2014 by FranklinDeRoosevelt

[sivispacem]

It's basically a loss-leader to try and demonstrate that Maglev applications are feasible thanks to modern battery technology and miniaturisation of electronics. Quite a clever idea if you ask me, although it required specific circumstances to work.