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In the future all pictures will be taken via your variable focal length contact lenses. They will be stored in supplementary memory implants in your brain where AI chips will do automatic processing for later instant recall and/or Wifi connection to display and communication devices for transmission to friends, family etc. Oh and some of us old fuddy duddys will also be able to transmit the images to an automated printer for a good old fashioned hard copy to decorate our habitation modules. Now tell me I'm wrong ! 😧 -
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I agree it is nice, during my life time, to have reliable storage for all of my 'irreplaceable' images - but when I pop my clogs, who is going to know or care ?
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