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• Post #904579

  Brits are really weird in the sense they think everything about technology should be controlled to some terrorist and shit. They have no worry about what that level of informational control could do. 1984 should be read in school. There are only 2 things British people care about 1 is GPS tracking on cars. People hate hate hate the idea that they cannot speed, doesn’t matter how many lives it saves they are a good driver and they are always late. Second is ID cards for some really weird reas...

• Post #616019

  I was wondering that myself. Maybe it’s not digital tech so people don’t care? Maybe they think it’s an add. I was just surprised/ happy it is a commercial reality.

• Post #593549

  This could be used in bulk in the manufacture of foods. Great futuristic way to get egg whites without the killing and ecological harm.

• Post #565346

  Think it just projection. “Oh they the characters look and act different in the real world, and they have different names!” Oh you mean like literally every videogame ever made. It’s more about digital world than anything else by a massive massive amount. But I could see how the switch thing maybe was thought to be a trans nod at one point. But it doesn’t mean a film about basically a video game isn’t about a video game.

• Post #546726

  In school my RE teacher was trying to tell me about how so many films are about Jesus. TBF I love the Matrix and I had heard that before so I mentioned it and she said “yeah thats a good one” But so many things can secretly mean something if you really want it to. Really the good guy goes through growth and saves everyone then dies. Is basically like the main story humans like to tell. 90’s was big on “the world isn’t what you see it is. It’s broken and we can build something new” like fight...

• Post #534796

  Yes. So many of these threads read like Elon is stupid for trying to put humanoid robots in a factory from 1945 when he could just use a robotic arm or specialised machinery. No, robotic arms and specialised machinery have replaced most labour, at least when compared to total output, already. If they didn’t do that they would have been shutdown a long time ago for lack of productivity and high costs. It’s not 1945 anymore, factories have spent 80 years trying to replace workers and humanoid r...