The solutions don't need to be invented; they already exist.
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First the idea of the gene had to be invented.
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Before a novel can be written it must be invented.
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And so, what is more important — that life saving drugs be invented to cure patients, but be expensive due to the government and economic process, or that the remedy never be invented at all?
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Trump appeared to wish something worse than waterboarding would be invented.
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The hardware to create the MR would have to be invented.
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Much still needs to be invented to make 5G a reality.
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Just because something is needed doesn't mean it will be invented.
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And since so few of them exist, more had to be invented.
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There is truly no script — the scenes are too mundane to be invented.
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Machines as intelligent as humans will be invented by 2029, predicts technologist Ray Kurzweil.
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Why do you think it took until 1977 for the Jogbra to be invented?
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"Nothing may be invented...The witnesses must speak," she said in her acceptance speech.
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They were invented by us and they will continue to be invented by us.
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No word existed for such odd behavior so one had to be invented: Brexit.
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Paintings embody an image in a monumental surface, in colors that can only be invented.
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Much of the account was later determined to be invented, but the book captivated Britons.
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An effective vaccine for pneumonia and antibiotics would not be invented for nearly two decades.
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But do new products need to be invented to make rising trends become huge trends?
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"Other malicious uses will undoubtedly be invented that we do not currently foresee," they added.
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How many more inventions could be invented, poems written, ideas shared, and life lessons passed on?
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"IP addresses can be invented — a child can do that!" he also said, per NBC News.
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Essentially, drafting the blueprint for the bioweapons we fear will someday be invented, hereby inventing them.
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How do I find people to sleep with when Tinder won't be invented for another year?
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To fulfill this task, Fyodorov argued that space travel would have to be invented, for two reasons.
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But Hinton said that, to push materially ahead, entirely new methods will probably have to be invented.
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"The challenge is that this is a brand-new format that has to be invented," he said.
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Humans are good at picking up language, including visual language, but first it has to be invented.
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" Since there was no word for it in Dari, one had to be invented: bara barguna , or "equalish.
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Photo: Raul Marrero (Gizmodo)Of course, the Home Hub is not the first touchscreen home console to be invented.
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Image: MOLAWhile modern refrigeration had yet to be invented, that didn't deter Englanders from wanting easy access to ice.
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"It didn't exist, so it had to be invented," says Will Stronge, the 29-year-old director of Autonomy.
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There are whole new genres that cannot even be invented yet because of the ever upward trend of technology.
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"I never thought a game would be invented again," marvelled the manager of a Missouri toy store in 21950.
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In June, Boring Company CEO Elon Musk confidently promised Chicago a yet-to-be-invented method of subterranean mass transit.
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They will be happy to co-exist on people's smartphones with websites, apps and other things yet to be invented.
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And I tell that story, Kara, for a very simple reason: I don't think anything has to be invented today.
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Instead, new knowledge, technologies and sophisticated real-world products will be invented by smart robotic platforms called empirical computation engines.
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Soup dumplings are a staple dish in Chinese and, in particular, Shanghainese cuisine thought to be invented in the late 1800s.
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Or maybe a vaccine or antiviral will be invented quickly to help curb a broader epidemic (but that'd likely take years).
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We all want proof that people like us have existed before, and if it can't be discovered it must be invented.
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What would you like to be the most crazy example of a robotic thing would you like to have be invented?
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Since exercising is the worst thing to ever be invented by anyone, allow sex to help you burn off those pie calories.
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If a berry could be invented that tasted like Black Label, then genetic engineers have their next mission cut out for them.
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"Bad rules are also applied in a different way in every country, creating the worst solution that could be invented," Marchionne said.
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In 2008, a John McCain volunteer alleged someone carved a "B" onto her face — an accusation that turned out to be invented.
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Most experts believe that while the system will be invented and tested in the US, the first working Hyperloop will likely be built abroad.
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Most perks of a modern hospital birth — blood transfusions, antibiotics, epidural anesthesia — were yet to be invented, so birthing in hospital made little difference.
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Also consider there's a wide world of planes, ships, trains, drones and yet to be invented forms of transit that will similarly reshape our landscape.
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As Adu once poignantly stated "If they don't have you then you'll be invented completely" and that sentiment has followed both her and Drake's careers.
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If we didn't have these institutions, we would have to invent them — or, worse — they would be invented and led by others, such as China.
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Renewable Fuels Standard (RFS) language embedded within the law assumed that cellulosic ethanol derived from nonfood plants would be invented and commonplace by around 2015.
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Cinema techniques like the establishing shot, the dissolve, and the close-up all had to be invented and then absorbed until everyone knew what they meant.
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Besides the supportive nationalists and the mocking opposition, there were a few calm voices suggesting there was too much to the WADA report to be invented.
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Ms. Taxman said that Dr. Robbins had been such an advocate of vaccines that he made sure his children received every new one to be invented.
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So in other words, you can't come back for more [money], even if it's for a video format or any other yet to be invented technology.
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On its face, it's a hyperminimal text editor, a realm where even the mouse has no meaning and drop-down menus have yet to be invented.
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Every time I think we've reached the peak of human ingenuity, new technology crops up to remind me that there is still much more to be invented.
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The pair than co-wrote a 2012 book "The Lifespan of a Fact" about their debate over whether facts can be invented or changed in an essay.
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But perhaps for Simone, whose genre-breaking music never quite fit in the confines of jazz, a new genre of the biopic needs to be invented altogether.
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"Whatever the administration is hiding, its justifications for doing so are imaginary and appear to be invented for the sake of convenience," Gowdy said in a statement.
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We don't even know what remarkable gadgets have yet to be invented, and given the stagnant innovation of smartphone technology in recent years, we should welcome all ideas.
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The characters in fiction may be invented, but the concerns and the passions that propel them—love, ambition, anger, fear, curiosity, desire, loneliness—are ones that everyone shares.
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"They became subject to a new degree of scrutiny — or, to put it another way, because ghosts did not officially exist, they had to be invented," Owens writes.
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Generations ago, lines were more clearly defined and society's norms so deeply ingrained that guilt rarely applied to our roles in parenting, a verb yet to be invented.
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" Dr. Marx said it summarized Columbus's vision for the New World, opening the way to "every argument for colonialism that would be invented in the 300 years after.
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The scandals will be invented by the organizers of the "oversight boot camp," an exclusive two-day workshop for Hill staffers designed to foster bipartisanship in congressional investigations.
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By framing the conversation around YouTube and Fortnite, Netflix is pushing the envelope to include all entertainment devices, including yet-to-be-invented devices that will bring entertainment options.
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Illumina's success has enabled a diverse set of genomics applications: prenatal testing, agriculture, drug development, clinical trial recruitment, oncology, nutrition and fitness, and many more yet to be invented.
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Because a way to measure atmospheric hydroxyl concentrations reliably has yet to be invented, he and his colleagues arrived at their conclusion based on the use of computer models.
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More than 80 percent of the jobs in 2030 have yet to be invented, according to Amit Midha, president of Dell EMC's commercial business in Asia Pacific and Japan.
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American beer is such an appealing and enduring notion — the wholesome drink of the country's founders, baseball, summer barbecues — that it's easy to forget it had to be invented.
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In 1899, the commissioner of the U.S. Patent Office said that it might be time to shut down that operation because everything that could be invented already had been.
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The forecast of an America where robots do all the work while humans live off some yet-to-be-invented welfare program may be a Silicon Valley pipe dream.
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Sending a spaceship to Mars will be an extremely complex and ambitious project, with much of the technology needed to make the trip a success yet to be invented.
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Many times off the shelf parts like Kinect sensors are grabbed and fit to the task, other times specific parts, components or even materials have to be invented and manufactured.
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For generations, humanity's primary means of communication across distance was the written word: a shortcoming so critical that technology needed to be invented to fill the gap for the spoken word.
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Even if a similar type of restaurant opened up opposite us, it wouldn't affect us because it wouldn't have our history, our story, the years behind it; it would be invented.
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Of course, we will need some life-extension technology to be invented before the year 83, so that the babies born that year will have a chance to live to age 28.
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The immediate benefits that broadband offers is clear — precision agriculture, telemedicine and distance learning — but it's more important to consider the yet to be invented applications that can further transform our communities.
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Not only has the internal combustion engine reached dizzying heights of refinement, but the plethora of electric, hybrid and fuel cell engines could leave you wondering if anything more need ever be invented.
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Without fundamental changes, can we really expect Congress to tackle technologies that shape society, such as artificial intelligence, genome editing, and autonomous vehicles, to say nothing of the innovations yet to be invented?
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In the same vein, Central Bank Governors had some leeway and some space, in terms of interest rates or in terms of quantitative easing, which was yet to be invented at the time.
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While time machines have yet to be invented, one of the best ways to go back in time is to play retro video games and the PlayStation Classic can help you relive your youth.
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The Biological Weapons Convention treaty, which went into effect in 1975, was a formal recognition by the international community that some things have such horrible potential they just ought not be invented at all.
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There are more traditions waiting to be invented, adopted or adapted, and each one, no matter how long it lasts, brings our family closer together and may even improve our mental and physical health.
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Richard's new CTO gig turns out to be another fantastic visual gag: It's nothing more than a virtual 3-D mustache, which will surely be invented for real by the end of this week.
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It's usually better if there are laws on the books, because if not, new "laws" can be invented on the spot, by a capricious authority, in a tiny police station on some distant desert plain.
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Planking, the ice-bucket challenge, and, most recently, the Mannequin Challenge: None of these things could've trended way back when, when the iPhone had yet to be invented and the internet was a simpler place.
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The ramifications of Apple and Comcast's attacks on intellectual property should be terrifying to those who expect the next big thing to be invented and be on the shelf at least every couple of years.
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Nintendo saw some success with the N64's single joystick, but it wasn't until Sony's Dual Analog controller came around that the final piece of the modern controller would be invented: the twin stick setup.
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Among the most concerning: Pelosi would be abandoning American hospital patients who are relying on the new medicines that likely would not be invented in the absence of intellectual property protections—patients would be marooned in the past.
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The word genocide is a legal term that came into existence after the Holocaust, when the "deaths were in a scale so unimaginable that a word needed to be invented to describe the nature of the crime," Hudson said.
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"I think there is a better version of social media to be invented and I don't know if that will happen incrementally, because there's lots of smart people trying to evolve these systems at these massive companies," he added.
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Whether we are telling stories with text, video, audio, graphics, or the latest immersive technologies, we are committed to providing a superior Washington Post experience on all platforms and devices in use today and those yet to be invented.
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We don't think it was one-off episode, and we expect that going forward, all these instruments of wage suppression will be dialed up and new instruments will be invented by corporate managers and capital owners, unless policy intervenes.
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Lego's fake product of the day is clever, and it's something that actually needs to be invented: a vacuum cleaner that not only picks up bricks, but stores them by color and shape (and separates out dirt on the floor).
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A special machine had to be invented to move it: a huge wooden frame inside of which the David was suspended in a net of ropes, rocking gently, as a crew of men rolled it across the city on greased beams.
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Haynes's dialogue can be overly expository, and the liberties she takes with the original myths are to mixed effect: an entirely new character, a kindly physician named Sophon, must be invented to serve as the story's lone sympathetic male presence.
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One example comes from the Japanese engineering firm Shimizu, which has pitched a futuristic floating-island concept, relying on technology that has yet to be invented, at prices barely any nation could afford (some estimates put an island at $450 billion).
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It appears to be mulling a restriction that would embrace all existing types of fentanyl, as well as fentanyl-like compounds that have yet to be invented (at present it has to introduce a new prohibition each time drug-cooks tweak their product).
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And I think we are ... I think there is a better version of social media to be invented and I don't know if that will happen incrementally, because there's lots of smart people trying to evolve these systems at these massive companies.
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When radio was first invented, no one could figure out why any ordinary person would buy one, so programming had to be invented, which meant sponsors had to be found, which in turn contributed to the rise of modern mass media advertising.
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As we await other powerful technologies to be invented—capable of fundamentally changing our environments, DNA, or health—Esvelt wants to use gene drive to set up some moral guidelines for how science and humanity decide to wield such tools, no matter what they are.
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And for an important part of the NeverTrump movement a similar shift may happen, so that within a few years figures like Rubin will just identify as centrist Democrats or left-libertarians or "neo-neoliberals" or some other term that's yet to be invented.
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"Connected medical devices — from patient monitors, MRIs and CAT scanners to infusion pumps and yet-to-be invented devices — are critical to the delivery of healthcare today and are revolutionizing the care of tomorrow," said YL Ventures founder Yoav Leitersdorf in a statement announcing Medigate's 2017 financing.
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There are a range of other examples from drones, smart cars, smart homes and smart cities, smartwatches and wearable/embeddable technology and more yet to be invented or come to market which will serve as examples of consumer technologies blossoming out of and from the mobile ecosystem.
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As an example of how to build a topic related to multiple locations, the document uses "New York Yankees: Team's Bronx, NY, Stadium Closed for 3 Days Due to Rodents Infestation," an event I strongly hope is real but which seems to be invented This isn't terribly surprising.
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" Nabokov reportedly replied by describing a form of communication that had yet to be invented: "I often think there should exist a special typographical sign for a smile—some sort of concave mark, a supine round bracket, which I would now like to trace in reply to your question.
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Achieving the two-degrees target would require the whole world to cut its net carbon emissions to zero by mid-century, and to go carbon-negative -- somehow hoovering up hundreds of billions of tonnes of extra carbon dioxide using technology yet to be invented -- from the atmosphere for decades thereafter.
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" The scholar Robert Service puts it all in a nutshell in his acclaimed book "A History of Modern Russia": "The forced-labor camps, the one-party state … the prohibition of free and popular elections, the ban on internal party dissent: not one of them had to be invented by Stalin.
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Becca Klaver's second full-length collection of poetry, Empire Wasted (a pun on empire waist dresses) taps into the current zeitgeist, capturing the mood of a lost generation of thirty-somethings as they drift through the American landscape guided by an anchorless yearning for something they've never experienced, for something that has yet to be invented.
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"Today's decision rightly recognizes the need to protect the highly sensitive location data from our cellphones, but it also provides a path forward for safeguarding other sensitive digital information in future cases - from our emails, smart home appliances and technology that is yet to be invented," said American Civil Liberties Union lawyer Nate Wessler, who represents Carpenter.
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Click here to view original GIFThere are many things in this world that need to be invented before this, and possibly more things that need to be fixed, but I think we all need to shift our priorities so we can focus on creating portals that we can jump through and teleport to another place like in the video game.
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The way of setting dates on the device is a bit funky (after all, the modern calendar wouldn't be invented for another 17703 years), but if one takes the simulation on the Wolfram Demonstrations Project (which was calibrated back in 2012 when the Demonstration was created), and turns the crank to set the device for August 21, 2017, here's what one gets: And, yes, all those gears move so as to line the Moon indicator up with the Sun—and to make the arm on the bottom point right at an Η—just as it should for a solar eclipse.
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