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THE ROBOTS AREN’T COMING... THEY’RE HERE Amazon? Flexing with 750,000 robots that outpace humans every time. In China, robots are pumping gas. In kitchens, robot chefs are cooking meals from 5 million recipes like it's nothing. Meanwhile, Boston Dynamics built camera bots that do backflips and shoot movies better...

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No freaking way… China is already out here with humanoid robots doing real everyday tasks like it’s nothing. We’re not even in 2030 yet and they’re training these things for actual work. This is either the future we wanted… or the one we should be terrified of. Doesn't matter because it's coming regardless of what we think! Video from moh_in_shenzhen on IG
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Future Memo

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Andrew Gallimore: "Some people are getting banned from the DMT realm" "Mantis beings are even punching people in the face" He told AJ from The Why Files how one person described a mantis being punching a user in the face right as they entered the space. The punch was felt and the entire experience ended instantly. The user snapped back to baseline consciousness with the effects just gone like that. People report getting a big X in their field of vision that says no entry. Or an entity that wags its finger and says no no no. Or a clear message that you are not welcome here and we are not letting you in. This is called a lockout. It can last for months or years. Unlike normal tolerance that builds gradually this functions like an on off switch with no straightforward pharmacological explanation. These consistent accounts from regular DMT users continue to raise deep questions about what is actually encountered in that space.
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247,915 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

Here is a human assembling a BMW engine by hand. Hundreds of components. Micron tolerances. Dozens of hours. So what's better here—a human or a robot❓ 🤖 Robots win at: - Repeatability. Same torque, same angle, every time. - Speed on defined tasks. Honda automates piston installation at 9,000/day. - No fatigue. Shift 47 is identical to shift 1. 👨‍🏭 Humans win at: - Feeling what they can't see. Half of engine assembly is blind. - Force intuition. Knowing "seated" from "about to crack." - Compliant manipulation. That instinctive wiggle to get a part to drop in. - Handling variance. Mercedes pulled robots off the S-Class line because they couldn't adapt to option variability. - Deformables. Wiring harnesses, gaskets, hoses—nothing predictable. - Recovery. When something's wrong, humans adapt. Robots halt. ✅ Right now, the answer is both. Robots handle the repetitive subassemblies. Humans handle everything that requires judgment, feeling, and adaptation. The day a humanoid can do this end-to-end is the day manipulation is solved.
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🚨 EXCLUSIVE: A Portland resident, who lives just 50 FT from the ICE facility, LAMBASTS the city for not quelling riots PORTLAND NEEDS NATIONAL GUARD! “It’s RIDICULOUS… What they’re doing to these people that live here — that’ve been in the Iraq War and Desert Storm with PTSD … SHAKING in the elevator.” “I see families, little kids CRYING. I just get pissed off.” “They already shut the school down [across the street]. They won’t even let the kids do that daycare!” The resident says the city council and police are doing NOTHING to enforce noise ordinances. And of course they aren’t. Because they’re fully on the side of Antifa thugs.
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🚨 EXCLUSIVE: A Portland resident, who lives just 50 FT from the ICE facility, LAMBASTS the city for not quelling riots PORTLAND NEEDS NATIONAL GUARD! “It’s RIDICULOUS… What they’re doing to these people that live here — that’ve been in the Iraq War and Desert Storm with PTSD … SHAKING in the elevator.” “I see families, little kids CRYING. I just get pissed off.” “They already shut the school down [across the street]. They won’t even let the kids do that daycare!” The resident says the city council and police are doing NOTHING to enforce noise ordinances. And of course they aren’t. Because they’re fully on the side of Antifa thugs.

Nick Sortor

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