the same tool right there. So anyway that's just they're just getting ready to study the possibilities here. So it's not like it's close to being a product. Maybe they should just skip the robots, but I guess they want to make super soldiers first. I don't know how long it will be before robots are doing all the fighting, but in the short run it looks like we'll have some super soldiers.

In other news, the New Outlet says that they figured out how to grow a new tooth to replace one that fell out or was removed. Now this would be different than an implant. So implants have existed for a long time, but instead of an implant it would be an actual tooth that would not be organic by itself, but apparently would merge with your organic mouth and it would grow nerves and act like a real tooth. That's kind of amazing. Who's doing that? I don't know somebody's doing that and then I talk about this a lot but when it's done by MIT it feels like it's closer to reality.

So MIT has a window-sized device that turns air into drinking water with no power source. So you don't have to plug it in. You just put it there and it sucks moisture out of the air even in the desert and creates water. And if you had a rack of them, more than one of these window-sized things, you could have enough water for your entire family.

Now I've talked about this technology before, but apparently the other ones have some issues or they create water that's a little too salty. So there's some other issues, but apparently the MIT version has solved those problems. Now it makes me ask this question, what keeps us from living on the sea? What is preventing us from living on basically floating gigantic boats that just stay at sea all the time. And the answer is quite a bit, but we're getting closer and closer to a time when you could live on the ocean.

All right let me tell you my design for ocean living. There should be a special barge. So basically I would imagine an island that's created by a number of barges that you could connect together. So you could walk from one to the other, but also that each of them would be built so it could be part of the navigation. So in other words if your island of boats needed to avoid a typhoon, you could just relocate. Now in many cases you wouldn't need to relocate it at all, but maybe in most cases you would because you'd want your weather to be perfect.

So I imagine a bunch of barges that could somewhat easily be connected and then disconnected. You would want your utility barges to be on the outer perimeter. So if there's a problem with one, you could move to another. For example, one of your barges could be a garbage barge. But the garbage barge would need to float away and dispose of its garbage in an appropriate way. But during that time maybe a replacement garbage barge can connect. Likewise you'd want some kind of a garden barge, maybe indoor so that you could grow vegetables. Then you might have a fake fish growing barge or maybe a fishing barge. Imagine a barge that's optimized with robots to just fish and they can tell like they caught a fish and they can prepare it and you can eat all kinds of fish all day. So that'd be cool if your