If your eyes could take pictures

[CaptainDankNuggets]

Thats a great idea I wish that we actually could do that.

[A Scanner Darkly]

Who's to say it won't be possible in the future? Shit man, do you think they could have imagined MP3 players 50 years ago? 20?

In the future, when cell phones (or the futuristic equivalent) are implanted in our skulls, I don't see why cameras wouldn't be.

[JaggedEdge]

Haha, we are all going to be ancient and our grand kids or freinds grand kids are going to have to teach us how to use the damn things.

[A Scanner Darkly]

I'm actually looking forward to all the technological advances to come. Maybe I'll fall out of sync with them some day, but I hope not. I fuckin' love technology and gadgets.

[JaggedEdge]

Haha, I love it to. But I bet you there will be a point where kids are looking at me like I'm retarded because I'm playing my PS2 or 360. Retro games.

[GHoSToKeR]

Yeah it would rule if you could record emotions and other senses too,

[cannabis campbell]

Hmm yeah good topic lol i thought about this before imagine all the homemade porno

[ToDrunkToFish]

LOL. Im glad this thread got alot of replies. I do look forward to technology in the future. Hell 10 years ago I was playin on a Nintendo. Now im playin on a 360 while talkin to someone in California. I wonder whatll be next.

[JaggedEdge]

I think the spy glasses actually take decent video. You would have to turn your head, but we kind of have the technology now I suppose.

[Metaphor]

There was a robin williams movie about that, and when people died they make a collage of their memmories. it was a decent movie but thats not the point..

If i could take pictures with my eyes that would be sick, ive been to quite a few of the most beautiful places in the usa. The Grand Canyon, Yellowstone Park, Arcadia Park in maine. but thats not the best part. If i could somehow save all my hallucinations from various trips that would be soo incredible. I guess its kind of better you only get to see things once though. Its better to hold on to a memory than a piece of paper.