Query: michio kaku hyberspace

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abstract: Autonomous electric vehicle development became a new trend nowadays, dealing with reducing supply possibility of the mineral fuel and the purposes of pressing the waste gas from the combustion vehicle engine. Electric Autonomous vehicle thrived according to the development of information and telecommunication technology, semiconductor technology, chemistry technology which allows building long range sending and receiving communication system with very high speed and massive data also long time duration for battery usage as well as the efficiency of electric motor escalating. Autonomous electric vehicle has become the focus for the vehicle development in 2020 and many countries start to running test the system. Prediction according to this subject has been reveal by Michio Kaku as a physicist and famous futurist. As a physicist who developed the science and invention of the new technologies for future usage, it was unchallenged Michio Kaku could be confided around this subject, such as the internet technology and information also technology related to human health including the nanotechnology became tiny and reachable, according to Michio Kaku. Technology could be used as a product, the prediction will be beneficial if connected to Indonesian vehicle development especially if associated with the rural area as a unique condition, which distinguishes consecrating to city area in the other countries. Keyword autonomous, electric vehicle, futurist view, Michio Kaku
author_names: Fred Soritua Manurung

Agus Sachari
title: Pengembangan kendaraan listrik autonomous berdasarkan pandangan futuristik Michio Kaku
year: 2020

abstract: Examines the societal benefits of technology to enhance our lives. Presents a commentary on the research and works of theoretical physicist and best selling author, Dr. Michio Kaku, who explores the future of of brain science and technology. While Kaku acknowledges the double edged sword character to both science and technology, writing that "One side of the sword can cut against poverty, disease, and ignorance, but the other side can cut against people" the main thrust of his book lies in celebrating the soaring positive possibilities of brain science. In this, Kaku, with some reservations, follows the conventional wisdom that any technology that eliminates effort, that makes life easier or more convenient, that responds instantly to our every wish and command is, ipso facto, good.
author_names: Jeff Robbins
title: When Smart Is Not: Technology and Michio Kaku's The Future of the Mind [Leading Edge]
venue: IEEE Technol. Soc. Mag.
year: 2016

author_names: Bambang Sugiharto
title: The Future of The Mind: Michio kaku
year: 2017

author_names: Starks Michael
title: Review of Hyperspace by Michio Kaku (1994)
year: 2016

author_names: Cr Sridhar
title: Michio Kaku: Future of the mind
year: 2015

author_names: Karel Vasicek
title: Michio Kaku: Fyzika nemozneho
year: 2013

abstract: The scientific worldview of Michio Kaku a prominent theoretical physicist and popularizer of science can be viewed as a humanistic religion based on the principles of physics and how they relate to humanity's place in the cosmos. In a sense, he follows in the tradition of Isaac Newton, Galileo Galilei, and Albert Einstein, all of whom searched for the secret rules on which the universe runs. Their pursuit of science was not unlike a religious quest, insofar as they believed that by exposing the patterns underlying nature, they could read the mind of God. Numerous religious motifs feature prominently in Kaku's narrative of science and futurology, including a creation myth, a period of tribulation, an eschatology and salvation through science.
author_names: George Michael
title: Michio Kaku's Religion of Physics
year: 2011

author_names: Mario Acosta
title: La ciencia y sus rivales. Michio Kaku y los ovnis
year: 2011

abstract: Beyond the fringes of science fiction lie serious questions about what nature deems truly impossible, says Michael Brooks
author_names: Michael Brooks
title: Review: Physics of the Impossible by Michio Kaku
year: 2008

author_names: Stephen Abbott

Michio Kaku
title: Visions: how science will revolutionise the 21st century and beyond by Michio Kaku. Pp. 403. PS18.99. 1998. ISBN 0 19 850086 6 (Oxford University Press)
year: 1998