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082			_a303.48 _bBEL-T
100			_aBell, Gordon
245			_aTotal recall : _bhow the e-memory revolution will change everything _cby Gordon Bell and Jim Gemmell
260			_aNew York : _bDutton, _c©2009
300			_axiii, 288 p. ; _c24 cm.
504			_aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505			_t1. The vision
505			_t2. My lifebits
505			_t3. The meeting of E-memory and bio-memory
505			_t4. Work
505			_t5. Health
505			_t6. Learning
505			_t7. Everyday life-and afterlife
505			_t8. Living through the revolution
505			_t9. Getting started
505			_t10. The future
520			_aWhat if you could remember everything? Soon, if you choose, you will be able to conveniently and affordably record your whole life in minute detail. In Total Recall, Gordon Bell and Jim Gemmell draw on their experience from the MyLifeBits project at Microsoft Research to explain the benefits to come from an earth-shaking and inevitable increase in electronic memories.
650			_aInformation society
650			_aMemory
650			_aNeural networks
650			_aComputers and civilization -- Forecasting
650			_aInformation resources management -- Forecasting
700			_aGemmell, Jim
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