I hope there's some truth to this story.

Can someone rework this as a car analogy?

There's a few ways to go about it. Either the screen will display the left and right images polarized simultaneously, and the polarized glasses will sort out which image goes to which eye. Or, the left and right images will be interleaved frame-by-frame, and shutters on the glasses will select which eye gets which image. The best option is no glasses. You know those holographic posters where the image changes as you walk by it? It's exactly like that only the image changes every 3 inches, so each eye is guaranteed a different image (only in this case it's not a movie poster, it's a movie).

Tell that to OPEC.

No one cares about the trivial solution.

Higher math crowd-sourcing. I like this idea.

This sounds like an energy-efficient design. Some else suggested a capacitor--that wouldn't be so bad, I suppose.

Flywheels.

Just don't throw any bricks?

I say it's more reliable. Twitter gets cached by all sortsa spiders all day long. If someone blocks twitter, your bot can go to a cache instead.

VPN

Seriously?

I feel what you're saying, and I agree with both of you (op and gp), but imagine this with even weak AI. It could be a huge productivity booster. Instead of typing a long string of commands, tell it what you want in natural language, and let it generate the commands.

Or if you happened to control a huge botnet, you could do the same thing.