Frolix-8

Which PKD Story Are We In Today ?

Autofac - "It’s a great way to spend ten minutes on a Sunday afternoon."

Ubik - "The service . . . is much like the “Daily Me” concept. . ."

---

--- Dick-Headline ---

LG to Produce Flexible Electronic Newspapers This Year

---

Which PKD Story Are We In Today ?

The Little Black Box - "EmoRate is an application that demonstrates the power of Affective Computing, a technology that allows computers to detect and react to human emotions and will change drastically the way we interact with them in our daily lives."

Second Variety - "Got an unruly swarm of robots that needs taming?"

---

--- Dick-Headline ---

One-eyed cyborg filmmaker seeks woman who desires paintball machine gun prosthetic leg

---

Which PKD Story Are We In Today ?

The Minority Report - "Developed by Richard Berk, a professor at the University of Pennsylvania, the software is already used in Baltimore and Philadelphia to predict which individuals on probation or parole are most likely to murder and to be murdered."

Tony And The Beetles - "Zimmerman believes this demonstrates the teaching "narrowed the gap" between science fiction and reality."

---

--- Dick-Headline ---

Intel's mind reading computer could bring thought controlled interfaces to a whole new, frightening level

---

Which PKD Story Are We In Today ?

The Minority Report - "As police departments have gotten better at pushing down crime, we are looking now for the thing that will take us to the next level. . .I firmly believe predictive policing is it."

The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch - ". . .in a recession, virtual worlds offer their colonists the chance of a cheap escape from everyday reality."

---

--- Dick-Headline ---

The New Lost Generation

---

Which PKD Story Are We In Today ?

Impostor - "But within a few hundred years of inventing radio - at least if we're any example - you invent thinking machines; we're probably going to do that in this century."

The Penultimate Truth - "A war based on lies continues to be a war based on lies."

A Scanner Darkly - "You know, we remember the good old days when identity theft used to be hard."

---

--- Dick-Headline ---

Android Dreams: Philip K. Dick and Ridley Scott's Replicant Futures

---

Which PKD Story Are We In Today ?

Faith Of Our Fathers - "Maybe LSD in the water supply would be a good thing!"

Second Variety - "Is it possible for something to scamper into our heart and our nightmares simultaneously?"

A Scanner Darkly - "What makes the scan so significant? . . . For Google, SCVNGR, and the businesses they serve, it’s about access to measurable offline behavior."

---

--- Dick-Headline ---

Searching for reality at the Philip K. Dick festival

---

Which PKD Story Are We In Today ?

The Mold of Yancy - "The findings indicate that in relation to eight public figures, the best general predictor of judgments of integrity was perceptions of ‘sincerity’ (characterized by attributes such as genuine and honest)."

The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch - "Significant effects of such stimulation have been reported for motor, visual, somatosensory, attentional, vestibular and cognitive/emotional function as well as for a range of neurological and psychiatric disorders."

The Penultimate Truth - "Consider the audacity of such an idea. . ."

---

--- Dick-Headline ---

Technikträume um 1900

---

Which PKD Story Are We In Today ?

Internet receives its latest (and weirdest) sexual fetish. . .

A Scanner Darkly - "Every person, place, and thing on this planet will be connected [to the iris system] within the next 10 years. . ."

We Can Remember It For You Wholesale - "He’s talking about how Facebook Places will be a collective archive of our memories of what we experienced at a specific location or event. . ."

---

--- Dick-Headline ---

Hunting the successful psychopath

---

Which PKD Story Are We In Today ?

Go @alikichapple

The Simulacra - "We still have a few teething problems."

Ubik - "Those will not only let you pay with a credit or debit card . . . but automatically adjust parking rates based on supply and demand, which means you could pay anywhere from $0.25 to $6.00 an hour depending on how many free spaces there are."

---

--- Dick-Headline ---

The Book is Dead! Long Live the Book

---

Which PKD Story Are We In Today ?

The Hood Maker - "will i be able to upload images directly from my brain?"

The Great C - "I actually think most people don't want Google to answer their questions. They want Google to tell them what they should be doing next."

---

--- Dick-Headline ---

'Patriot' Paranoia: A Look at the Top Ten Conspiracy Theories

---