if i can generate with one of my fingers 14bits of information per second, how much can i generate per day with ten? and count my lid in ...

14bits/s corresponds to choosing from say 8 different locations which conveys 3bits and one can do this 5 times per second. this will be 15, but that is the sort of way that they are coming up with: one can point at many different locations several times per second. ¿who claims science is precise?

yet, some thing to consider while the update is up and running and this door remains closed.

The best way to understand man is by creating him | José Negrete Martínez

alan kay once said it slightly different:

The best way to predict the future is to invent it.

a lecture given by one of my favorite hungarian scientists dennis gabor on information and information theory, 1951 (dennis gabor got the nobel prize for inventing holography, but never forgot to mention emmett leith)

In 1938, Wheeler and Loughren (20), in the course of a historically important and still valuable investigation of television problems, discussed signals of the form of a "cosine half-wave", or alternatively,signals whose spectrum has this shape. The author showed later (12) that if one prescribes that the spectrum must be limited to a certain bandwidth, signals with this spectrum will have the smallest effective duration, that is, these are the signals which one can drive in minimum effective time through a certain waveband. The uncertainty product At Af is 1.14, only 14 percent larger than the absolute minimum. | lectures on communication theory, dennis gabor