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for something completely different
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hNdZOSPv_ks
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Very strange but hard to stop watching. Thanks for the fun!
- psteinmayer
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That's insane!!! I'll tell you one thing - I think the guys standing in the line of fire are certifiably NUTZ!!! There ain't enough gold in Fort Knox for me to volunteer for that...
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The rest of the story:
https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/armed-robot-video/
https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/armed-robot-video/
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Way to spoil the fun Knute!
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My Air Force son that was in Cyber Systems tipped me off that this was fake news.
Just proving that there was no quid pro quo. ;D
Just proving that there was no quid pro quo. ;D
- butlersrangers
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I suppose the real story is that 'Mankind', (now there's an oxymoron), will quickly give Artificial Intelligence ample reason to 'snuff our wicks'.
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In my research of Krag info I found an article from the early 1900's during the Industrial Revolution. The author of this article stated "machines will become more like a man and man will become more like a machine" (maybe not quite word of word, going by memory). Wonder what he would think of the world today when it would be very difficult for most of us to get by without electricity and combustion engines.
I dug a ditch 19" deep by 135 feet long for a new electrical service to my old farmhouse using a mattock this Fall. Everybody I know think I'm nuts. But I am overweight, 60 years old and don't go to a gym. I did it for the exercise. A trencher could have done it in 2 hours. Back in 1900 this would have not been an issue with anybody.
I dug a ditch 19" deep by 135 feet long for a new electrical service to my old farmhouse using a mattock this Fall. Everybody I know think I'm nuts. But I am overweight, 60 years old and don't go to a gym. I did it for the exercise. A trencher could have done it in 2 hours. Back in 1900 this would have not been an issue with anybody.
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Heck, I'm 57 and my exercise is mostly going outside to work in the garden, pick up twigs and build fences. I couldn't imagine not being active like that and having machines do it all.
But, when (God permitting!) I'm 90 or so, I just hope my grandkids will do the work for me. Ha! Ha!
(I want to still be shooting my Krags, though.)
But, when (God permitting!) I'm 90 or so, I just hope my grandkids will do the work for me. Ha! Ha!
(I want to still be shooting my Krags, though.)
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So Whig, I suppose you have a phd. I got mine back in 1987 when I bought my first house. I wanted to put up some fencing by the front door and put in a pole for basketball. Went to the local Farm and Fleet (like a Tractor Supply) and bought me a post hole digger.