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FOOD PRINTER!?! HOW DID WE NOT THINK OF THAT?!?!?
I mean for craps sake we have a building printer, an ORGAN printer (http://www.devicedaily.com/misc/bio-printing-technology-to-produce-functional-human-organs.html), why cant we print food?
I mean if the computer snaps a shot of the exact molecular structure of your favorite bowl of soup or your favorite kind of cake why couldn't it reproduce it?
Could this be the first generation of the protein resequencer/Replicator from Star Trek?
Okay, how does the teleport fridge work? Are these working prototypes or just neat ideas?
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