If You Look In the Mirror With Google Glass Will Your Like What You See?

Indeed, they say reflection toward oneself is an imperative thing for the human mind and later on maybe you will have no way out, particularly on the off chance that you are taking a gander at yourself in a mirror and you are wearing your Google Glass exhibitions. The more you put on the web, on your website, Facebook page, then the more data there will be to take a gander at. Imagine a scenario in which you remain between two mirrors, that perpetual mirror sensation - will you have the capacity to transparent time and space.

Google has regularly expressed that it needs its web index to know what you need before you do, and generally with their live-looking highlights presenting new proposals as you write they are in fact doing that right? Alright thus, there was a fascinating article in the New York Times on August 31, 2013 titled; "Googling Yourself Takes on a Whole New Meaning," by Clive Thompson which talks about "the most recent in innovative eyewear."

Presently back to the subject; will you like what you see, what's being said, or your past, present and conceivable fates? Difficult to say, yet perhaps that is the reason such a large number of people were a bit shocked Vannevar Bush of Bell Labs some time ago when he recommended the idea of life-logging, or recording a whole life. Before long, we'll be past his idea of recording each motion picture you viewed, each book you read, each spot you voyaged, and all the things that you said. Later on you'll have a record of each idea you had, thing you sought, feature you viewed, and all the photos of your voyages, and features of your life.

That may sound startling however it could likewise be a gift - EEF (Electronic Freedom Foundation) and Internet protection aside. All things considered, there may be a Google Glass application to let you know what you will in all likelihood do next, in view of what you've done before. Yes, some may discover this tricky, however I figure the "precrime" division portrayed in The Minority Report with Tom Cruise will be content to have this information, regardless of the possibility that you'd rather they didn't.

Interestingly enough, if people ever achieve the purpose of having the capacity to live always inside a PC, I wager a considerable lot of the segments of such an advancement are in their predawn period of innovation now as Google Glass moves us one stage closer. Kindly consider this and think on it - the future is standing by.