4D printed hair

[BoSox]

http://www.medicalplasticsnews.com/news/a-cure-for-baldness-now-you-can-4d-print-lifelike-polymer-ha/

Thoughts?

[long4hair]

http://www.medicalplasticsnews.com/n...ke-polymer-ha/

Thoughts?

I can't tell what this is but it looks like it *might* be something cool.

[markusbdc]

Haha - Yeah thats a doozy! Its April 1st and we are the fools to believe this.....

[Gon]

4D means that they can print this hair from the futur to someone in the past.

[Driver]

Strange idea, recycled plastic, no pictures, no data. Sounds great.

[allTheGoodNamesAreTaken]

"The device, which is called Lockz, encourages the hair follicles to literally extrude plastic."

I was wondering what this device actually does but I don't know what that is supposed to mean.

[tylerbose]

"The device, which is called Lockz, encourages the hair follicles to literally extrude plastic."

I was wondering what this device actually does but I don't know what that is supposed to mean.

it means they're think their readers are complete morons.
that article is full of meaningless buzzwords that makes non sens when put together

[tylerbose]

it means they're think their readers are complete morons.
that article is full of meaningless buzzwords that makes non sens when put together

can't edit my own post after i realized the mistakes, sorry.

[allTheGoodNamesAreTaken]

it means they're think their readers are complete morons.
that article is full of meaningless buzzwords that makes non sens when put together

I should have noticed the date on the article and "Hatzovf" University in the first sentence. Looking at it again now it's clearly a joke article.