Mocc Spatula
Death to all fanatics!
Join date: 6 Apr 2006
Posts: 303
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07-20-2006 15:55
Meet the Remote-Control Self KYOTO, Japan -- Hiroshi Ishiguro is a busy man. Between his two jobs, countless meetings and presentations, his demanding schedule was eating up all his time. So he built an android version of himself to pick up the slack.Yay! Robot me! Yay! Dancing robot badgers! Yay! Buxom slutty robot alt! oops. *cough*...er...just ignore that last bit, k?
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Alex Fitzsimmons
Resu Deretsiger
Join date: 28 Dec 2004
Posts: 1,605
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07-20-2006 20:57
Amazing. It's truly -- and I'm not being sarcastic here at all -- a pity we're never going to see how far technology could really have gone, had we not stupidly, short-sightedly set ourselves up to run out of energy.
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Aodhan McDunnough
Gearhead
Join date: 29 Mar 2006
Posts: 1,518
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07-20-2006 21:41
I feel so geeky. This is cooooooooooooool.
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Mocc Spatula
Death to all fanatics!
Join date: 6 Apr 2006
Posts: 303
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07-21-2006 06:05
From: Alex Fitzsimmons Amazing. It's truly -- and I'm not being sarcastic here at all -- a pity we're never going to see how far technology could really have gone, had we not stupidly, short-sightedly set ourselves up to run out of energy. Amen to that, Alex. On which note, it's worth carving out 15 minutes in your day and reading this - E.M. Forster's short story from 1909. Scarily prescient. /m
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Amy Faddoul
Carrion Eater
Join date: 13 Aug 2004
Posts: 129
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07-21-2006 08:35
Thats kinda creepy Mocc. I just realised. I have not left my room in days. *Kisses the script and lo-jacks back into the "Real" world*
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