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Neil Gershenfeld: The beckoning promise of personal fabrication

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http://www.ted.com MIT professor Neil Gershenfeld talks about his Fab Lab -- a low-cost lab that lets people build things they need using digital and analog tools. It's a simple idea with powerful results.

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  • If it's a universal law, you should be able to prove it mathematically. So, prove mathematically that every single human being can not have what he or she wants.

  • W O W !

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  • I never thought I would see the day when I could finally move beyond legos to build my own personal Deathstar. :p

  • Flying Saucers,Flying Triangles,UFO's How They Fly,

  • I'm punch-drunk from punchlines at 14m, 16m, and 17m, I've lost count....

  • Fascinating. Thanks.

  • this is the most amazing thing I have ever seen in the my life. I dont believe it

  • @jama463 Your logic is flawed, it assumes mathematics is a complete system.

  • @jama463 powerful comment

  • seemed easy enough to follow if, like his intended audience, you already know some very basic premises

  • no: his presentation is extremely streamlined to fit into the fixed format of TED presentations - his presentation is logical and sequential, although if he lost you somewhere it is up to you to go back, find where you got lost, and get back up to speed. wtf is your attention span so minute?

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