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In a feat that redefines human ability, what was once considered impossible has been shattered at the London Marathon: a sub-2 hour marathon. Sabastian Sawe (Kenya) ran 42 km in 1H.59M.30S and Yomif Kejelcha (Ethiopia) finished in 1H.59M.41S. Simply insane. For decades, this was spoken of as a barrier... show more

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When you google Sabastian Sawe’s name, a banner pops up that reads “nothing is impossible; everything is possible” and then his record marathon time of 1:59:30. Google Yomif Kejelcha and it reads “Sub-2 on debut?! 🤯 1:59:41.” Shoutout to the Google PM who made this happen.

When you google Sabastian Sawe’s name, a banner pops up that reads “nothing is impossible; everything is possible” and then his record marathon time of 1:59:30. Google Yomif Kejelcha and it reads “Sub-2 on debut?! 🤯 1:59:41.” Shoutout to the Google PM who made this happen.

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tadc ep 8 in a way this is self defense. hes refusing to acknowledge that awful truth, that he cant truly fulfill his purpose because the others are human and know what the real world is like. it leads to the biggest problem faced when an AI becomes self aware: its own identity

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