nikki_D_NY

HI Bruce!

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I love the movie Minority Report. In it, Tom Cruise walks through the mall and is instantly recognized by Iris Scanners. Then, there are little billboards that pull up his information instantly and remember his last purchases and instantly begin to play customized commercials for Tom.

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How close are we to living in this type of existence?

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Iris-scanning has huge privacy implications, do you believe we will in a future were Irish Scanning will not only become legally acceptable, but the norm for things like payment (gas stations, grocery stores can legally and forcibly scan irises)?

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Here is the link to the scene from Minority Report if you have not seen it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7bXJ_obaiYQ

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Edited to fix a typo.

I am also interested in this question. Were you aware of the costs of liability insurance during your business planning of your product?

Is it better have loved then never loved at all?

What if you feel lonely all the time because you experienced love once many, many years ago and no one has ever said I love you since then. Is it still better to have loved, then?

Since now you know the true meaning of feeling unloved?

Is the degree to which a person is suicidal is proportional to their sense of being loved in this world?

Besides your career, what are you most proud of?

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