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Subject: Re: Smartphones will soon be replaced by something chilling,
 according to Bill Gates
Date: Tue, 18 Feb 2025 19:04:43 +0100
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On 18.02.25 16:24, badgolferman wrote:
> In a shocking prediction that’s sending ripples through the tech world,
> Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has declared that smartphones are on
> the brink of obsolescence. The billionaire entrepreneur believes a
> chilling new technology will soon replace our beloved handheld devices,
> leaving many experts concerned about the implications for privacy and
> personal freedom.
> 
> Gates envisions a world where smartphones are supplanted by electronic
> tattoos, a concept that sounds like it’s straight out of a science
> fiction novel. These temporary, electrically conductive tattoos would
> be applied directly to the skin, effectively turning our bodies into
> living, breathing communication devices.
> 
> Originally developed by Chaotic Moon Studios for medical applications,
> this futuristic technology has caught Gates’ attention as the next
> frontier in personal computing. He’s so convinced of its potential that
> he’s invested heavily in its development, betting on it to become the
> smartphone of tomorrow.
> 
> The idea of having our communication devices literally under our skin
> is both fascinating and unsettling. While it could revolutionize how we
> interact with technology and each other, it also raises serious
> questions about privacy and the boundaries between human and machine.
> 
> https://thinkstewartville.com/2025/02/17/smartphones-will-soon-be-replaced-by-something-chilling-according-to-bill-gates/

Gates is as senile as you are, dear.

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