“invented”

Yep. That’s the end game. Very obvious.

Block them. Trolls are not worth the trouble.

And then gets deceived by Carrie-Ann Moss.

I worked in intensive care for a short period - the amount of discussions about breakfast and what to order for lunch during reanimations was hilarious. There even was gossiping about docs and personnel while fighting death.

Professionals.

pool in his room

Come on. You’re making this up, don’t you? Or are there really people who have a pool in their kids room?

Come on, that’s too wild.

That one guy in the middle is also Carol???

He’s right. She should have stated correctly that she didn’t want a full serving of fries.

Incorrect statements torment the world.

Depends on his nutrition how many socks he needs.

Paradolia has any meaning? Or is this a joke about Pareidolia that I don’t understand?

You realise that this game is fiction, right?

(Copied my comment from another post.)

The flight technology is trivial, no joke, that’s a task every competent aerospace engineer can solve. But as long as batteries don’t get much, much denser energywise (by multitudes) those VTOL capabilities will suck every battery dry within a few (very few) minutes. Proof: This thing would already be on the market if it worked on combustion engines or turbines and simply be a helicopter.

Physics is the endgame. They can’t change that.

Elimination.

Death is such a harsh word.

At first glance: Nice Pokémon.

Tldw: It’s a spring loaded mechanism making an arrow suddenly appear that previously was out of sight. Look at 0:40 in the video, the 20 seconds thereafter show all you need to know.

…looking for ponds to drown yourself in?

Quite the bizarre message, indeed. Windows is not that bad.

You’re right. The definition of a whale includes that he has enough money to not complain about any price at all.

Except complaining is his kink… Then he gets double the satisfaction from his payments.

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Gobble up your food directly from the plate or from the bowl. Dogs do it all the time.

No fork, no wounds.

There was some hate babbling when that robot taxi company in SanFran published that their autonomous cars were assisted by remote drivers who took over when situations were too complex for the robots.

I think remote support and steering will be the most reliable and practical way those tasks will be handled for the foreseeable future. How much assistance the cars will need may diminish but I don’t think they will ever be able to work without any human assistance.