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“Trixie hates to interrupt a good monologue,” said Trixie, interrupting a good monologue, “but maybe we should continue it somewhere not on fire?”

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Oct
16th
2018

This is what progress looks like · 12:22pm Oct 16th, 2018

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PresentPerfect
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That's amazing. XD Though I'm irked they used a cover, what the hell is that noise? D:

On one hoof, that's adorable.

On the other hoof, I'm really glad I don't live in the Middle East right now. No reason...

:twilightsheepish: Look! I built a robot!
:rainbowhuh: Is...is it flirting with me?
:twilightblush: ...It gets lonely in the castle
:rainbowderp:

We get so used to Photoshop that the line between it and reality is blurred. Then we have twerking robots all around us and we ask, "When did this happen?"

Although I have to admit, if I built a robot like this, the first thing I'd do is have it dance to a catchy tune. Kudos.

Remember that one EQG short where Scitwi built a robot girlfriend for Spike? Yeah, this.

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wait that happened?

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it seems i was wise in ignoring the eqg productions accross the uears *shudder* :unsuresweetie:

For a moment I imagined a couple of white-coated engineers as a backup dancers, doing the cabbage patch dance to the beat of music. :rainbowlaugh:

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It's moments like this that remind me that we're all living in the future, far beyond year 2000!

And it's a much weirder future than people thought. There's bad bits and scary bits, no shortage of those, but most of all it's nonchalantly weird in a way that it's easy to lose sight sometimes. Like, of course we have a twerking robot now, why wouldn't we? :twistnerd:

It's moments like this that remind me that we're all living in the future, far beyond year 2000!

Still no flying cars, though...

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Every so often I'll see a headline like

British team defrost ancient virus from Antarctic ice

that makes me think we're living in a very specific low-budget 1970s sci-fi future.

The reality is, though, we're living in all the low budget sci-fi futures at once.

I like the way robotics is going

WHAT EVEN IS THIS TIMELINE

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This is the timeline the hero has to unwind to fix things.

Awesome!

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