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This reminds me of a post I made one year ago.Originally posted by vt View Post
By the way, I want the shoveling robot even more this February, thanks to the ungodly amounts of snow we're getting up here.
I'm still waiting...and I'm pretty sure this will happen long before cubicles full of holograms.
The lone and level sands stretch far away...Last edited by dcarrigg; February 05, 2015, 06:33 PM. -
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i don't remember where i read this:
we wanted flying cars, and we got 140 characters.
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http://www.philly.com/philly/blogs/a...cters.html?c=rOriginally posted by jk View Post
oh, life is so shitty today for the bottom vs nirvana in the 1960s.
bullshit.
where's the mobile phone? the internet connection? the fuel injected engines that never don't start?
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my point was a little different. i thought it was a clever line, but my thought was that the predictions in the article were likely to be as accurate as the anticipation of flying cars was in its time.Originally posted by metalman View PostComment
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Yeah. That's where I thought you were going with this one.Originally posted by jk View Post
Who thought 30 years ago we'd have landed a person on Mars by now? Who thought 30 years ago we'd be calling the Russians up for a ride out of Kazakhstan on a 50 year old Soyuz as the last way Americans can get anyone into even low earth orbit?
Makes the point just as well, although it's less fit for a headline...Comment
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