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WHAT ARE THEY GONNA BUILD NEXT A ROBOT THAT PEES WHILE STANDING? | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
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Boardroom Meeting Suggestion Meme | WE NEED TO PRODUCE A ROBOT WITH USEFUL UTILITY HEAT RESISTANCE TO DRILL INTO THE CENTER OF THE EARTH A DROID PROPELLING ITSELF THROUGH SPACE | image tagged in memes,boardroom meeting suggestion | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
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HOPEFULLY SOMEONE INVENTS ROBOT DEODORANT | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
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How do you manage to be a noob with one submission and still get on the front page?? Lol jk I'm only teasing. This is a good one. Great job!
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2 ups, 6y
Nope, that's a fair question! Congrats to the OP!
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4 ups, 6y
does water just quirt out?
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3 ups, 6y
B.O. bot
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2 ups, 6y,
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Thumbs up!
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2 ups, 6y
The only thing I can see coming from this is a bunch of water damaged robots
4 ups, 6y,
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Transhumanism...the work of Satan to replace God's creation with his abominations.
3 ups, 6y,
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Building new host bodies for the Nephilim to return? Or just continuing to blur the lines between what is real and what isn’t, truth and a lie. The oldest trick in the book- “did God REALLY say?”...
2 ups, 6y,
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Good question and a difficult one to answer because we're not told everything, so we end up having to speculate on what's really happening based on what we have to go on--some lies, some truths, and some half-truths. A) They could be building bodies that they (whatever/whoever "they" are) can inhabit because humans have free will, a sense of self-preservation, a sense of right and wrong, among other things that robots don't have. This makes humans unpredictable and difficult to control (it may not look like it now because of brainwashing, but evil can only go so far before they cross a line and people wake up). B) Creating illusion and blurring the lines between reality and fantasy confuses human thinking. When confused, we react emotionally, which shuts off logical thinking and keeps us blinded to whatever is going on. The researchers (or whoever/whatever is in charge of this) may not have the capacity to do what they say they can and this could all just be lies and scare tactics to keep us afraid and therefore weak and easier to control. But, ultimately their goal is to destroy God's creation after gaining complete control of it. However, I believe that God will put a stop to it before it's too late because He has the final say on how far it will be allowed to go. I think God allows it go on as long as we tolerate it, and then steps in once we hit a critical mass and cry out to Him for relief.
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What are you smoking? Roll me one.
1 up, 6y
LOL, if only that were the case. I just happen to see a lot of puzzle pieces hidden in plain sight but scattered around (in books, newspaper/magazine articles, online, TV, movies, etc) and am putting them together, and applying logic and reasoning to try to figure out the big picture. And this is the picture I'm getting.
1 up, 6y,
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Amen, sister. Exactly. Stay close to the Savior, we are def. in the end times. “As in the days of Noah”... I believe that the myths of legend (the Satyrs, Minotaurs, etc.) were real-genetic experiments created as host bodies for the Nephilim as the giants were killed off in those days. That’s why God brought the flood. Nowadays, I think it may be the same, only quicker with robotics. Just started reading an interesting book called Gods and Thrones, by Carl Gallups, if you’re into reading end times type of stuff...
1 up, 6y,
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Cool, I'll check it out. I've gone down a recent rabbit hole on YT called "mudfossils" that is pretty interesting and fits in with myths, legends, Giants, and the flood. If you haven't seen it you might want to check it out too.
2 ups, 6y,
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Thanx! I will. Speaking of YT. -One of the most awesome things I’ve watched lately is Chuck Missler’s seminar on the book of Genesis. Very eye-opening. It’s a long watch, as he goes through every chapter, but so worth it! (I recommend half hour or hr. segments at a time). He has one on Rev. too, but not as good as Gen. Def. a must watch for any Christian. Here is the link: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlTRGidk4A1CqXzCn0-cmdwvHTsmm2luX
1 up, 6y,
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Thanks so much--I'll definitely check that out. I'm almost done reading the New Testament for the first time in probably 30+ years, and I'm going to read the Old Testament next (KJV of course). Most of what I know about the OT is from movies, reading bits and pieces in the Bible, and the like, so I'm looking forward to actually reading the whole thing.
In the last few months I've been watching mainly old Win Worley videos on YT and boy is that an eye-opener!
1 up, 6y
Cool. Glad your getting back in the Word! I’ll check out the Win Worley vids too. Yeah, the OT is a bit slow-going from Lev. to Deut., but if you make it past there, you’re home free. And if you look for it, the thread of the gospel runs all through it. Like Chuck says, it’s in the OT concealed, and in the NT revealed! I think you’ll really enjoy the seminar. It blew me away!????
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As a transhumanist, I believe in enhancing human labor with machines instead of replacing humans with machines like some people want and you seem to think transhumanists want (with the exception, of course, of jobs too hazardous for humans to safely perform). I absolutely despise hypocritical nuts like you who babble about the evils of technological advancement from your computer keyboard and make strawmen of people who are actually working for the betterment of mankind instead of broadcasting hypocritical sermons on the TV for money or sitting on their asses watching said hypocritical sermons instead of actually doing anything to help.
2 ups, 6y,
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I actually don't have any problems with technological advancement. I mostly just draw the line where people try to "play God" (i.e. cloning, artificial attempts at immortality, genetic modification, trying to make sentient technology, etc.). I am perfectly fine with robotic prosthetics or things like that.
3 ups, 6y,
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I don't draw the line where people claim other people "playing god" unless the person doing it actually claims to be godlike themselves (for example, a person who just invented a viable way to harvest antimatter could say "Hahaha, tremble before my ability to create massive amounts of explosive substance, mortals!!! I am a god!!! A god, I say!!!", and it would be playing god, whereas a scientist who thanked god for giving him the knowledge to alter a plant's DNA to grow massive amounts of food in third world countries would not be playing god. In my opinion, "playing god" is all about the arrogance that comes with the technology, not the technology itself.

For example, all of the things you just listed (except sentient technology) actually have many possible ways to help the human race, such as:

Cloning - Bringing species back from the brink of extinction (both human-induced and non-human-induced), Helping infertile and homosexual couples have children, cloning specific body parts for organ donation (yes, they will eventually be able to do that), etc.,

Artificial Immortality - Kind of speaks for itself. Humans already live much longer than they did when we first showed up on this planet, so why not cure old age (although we'll probably still die in other ways, and will definitely be destroyed when the universe ends)? We'd probably need to work on the technology for colonization of other planets or planetoids like mars or the moon before that, though, to avoid overpopulation.

Genetic Engineering - Come on, we can do loads of things with genetic engineering. We can make weedkiller-resistant crops that produce even more food and can grow in harsher environments. We can remove genetic defects, create new lifeforms more suited for newly-colonized planets, and prevent harmful mutations. Hell, we could probably eventually use it to cure harmful mutations that already exist, though we'd have to wait until the old cells died and were replaced by new, modified cells.

New technology is exiting, and I'm still bummed that we got cellphones that spy on you instead of spaceships to mars in the new millennium.

But hey, I'm just a shithead transhumanist commie slave of the satanic agenda (that was sarcastic), so feel free to ignore my opinion.
2 ups, 6y,
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ermahgerd! why you so long? i make essays shorter!
3 ups, 6y
Because I like to express my thoughts.

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1 up, 6y,
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Oooowhee! I think I hit a nerve! LOL
I agree with Young_Grasshopper's comment to you. I also think many of the researchers working on these projects may not be aware of the ultimate goals of those in charge. Sorry if you think I'm some kind of religious nut and that I was somehow attacking you personally.
3 ups, 6y,
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Yeah, I guess you did. I DO NOT like things like self-driving cars, as I prefer when humans are in control, with technology only as assistance (robotic exoskeletons, bionic limbs, eye implants with night vision and infrared filters, that sort of thing). As for the ultimate goals of those in charge, I doubt that "teh evol scientists and their UN overlords" actually are serving the "satanic agenda", I just think they either want to make lots of money selling their inventions to corporations or have a different idea than us about how to help humanity.

But hey, I'm just a shithead transhumanist commie slave of the satanic agenda (that was sarcastic), so feel free to ignore my opinion.
0 ups, 6y,
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"But hey, I'm just a shithead transhumanist commie slave of the satanic agenda (that was sarcastic), so feel free to ignore my opinion."

You could've gotten your point across a lot more effectively if you had just left out that last statement. But, if you want me to ignore your opinion, no problem.
3 ups, 6y,
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It was a joke. I'm tired of people accusing me of being a slave to the conspiracy who hates America and wants to bring communism and satanism just because I don't share their exact opinions. And those people ignore my opinions anyways.
1 up, 6y,
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I understand. I get lumped in with religious and conspiracy nutters all the time. I've always thought differently even as a child, so I'm kind of used to it.
I think technology is useful as a tool to assist humans, so I agree with you there. But if I see something that could eventually lead to something destructive (like developing robots with AI that can exercise, sweat, shoot guns, etc somehow leading to a "Terminator" type scenario), I point it out to sound an alarm so that it doesn't go that far--"Caution: Slippery Slope Ahead".
I also don't believe that absolutely everyone working on these projects are some kind of Dr. Evil running amok, trying to destroy everyone and everything. Most workers are just doing their job with the intent of improving peoples' lives. These same people love America and would never want to bring communism and Satanism. If there is a nefarious purpose to the project, that would only be known by those in ultimate charge, and they wouldn't reveal their true intentions to the workers anyway.
So, please don't think I'm accusing you of being a slave to the conspiracy or that you hate America and want to bring communism and Satanism. I'm sorry you've been accused of that by others.
I understand that people don't always share the same opinions (because opinions are formed from personal experiences), and it's okay because we need all of them to help form a bigger picture.
That said, have a happy New Year (no sarcasm) :)
2 ups, 6y,
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You too.
1 up, 6y
Thanks :)
2 ups, 6y,
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It's to replace humans for testing purposes. They wanna eventually make a robot that can process fluids to turn into sweat and urination so they don't have to make an actual person run on a treadmill for 3 hours for testing.
1 up, 6y,
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LOL! Wait, is that the explanation being given?
But, what are they testing for? Having a person run on a treadmill is to test that person's state of health. Why would they have robots replace humans for THAT? Testing the robot's health?
OMG, I just found this article: https://techcrunch.com/2017/12/20/this-humanoid-robot-works-out-and-sweats-like-we-do-or-should/ ...Check out a couple of examples of the predictive programming/subliminal/NLP messages in it--"There are plenty of humanoid-looking robots out there, but very few actually have bodies that are particularly analogous to our own..."; "It’s not exactly a critical feature, but if you’re going to mimic humanity, you might as well go all the way." The title of the article even implies that robots sweat the way that WE SHOULD, like humans are the ones that are flawed in their design! THEY ARE RUBBING OUR FACES IN IT!
1 up, 6y,
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To test things like drinks that claim to hydrate and crap. Sports drinks and the like. Someone has to validate their claims.
1 up, 6y,
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Wow. I just don't see how they can say that is a legit explanation. That would be kind of like testing pharmaceutical drugs on a robot to see how it would affect humans. Why not just use human volunteers to test these products? The explanations they're giving for doing this kind of stuff does not make any good sense.
1 up, 6y,
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I just had another thought...why does the robot need to exercise? In the original Terminator movie, the cyborg terminators had real muscle tissue and skin attached to the metal endoskeleton. Muscle and skin tissue can be grown from stem cells in a lab and attached to the robot's skeleton, then the robot would probably need to exercise to strengthen those muscles!
2 ups, 6y,
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I agree, but it's a step in the direction that they're headed.
1 up, 6y,
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I agree with you about the whole trans-humanism thing, but I don't think this is it. Sweating isn't exactly useful in any way I can think of to such an end. I'd wager it on people just being weird.
2 ups, 6y
Sweating is to cool the body. That's it's usefulness.
2 ups, 6y,
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If you saw the original Terminator movie, a huge concern (if not the biggest concern) for the humans being hunted was the design of the cyborg terminators becoming sophisticated to the point of having real skin that sweats, in order to fool the humans they were trying to kill to allow them into their bunkers. The humans had to use dogs to do a sniff test to verify if the person trying to gain entry was a human or cyborg.
I know it was only a movie, but psychopaths get their jollies off of revealing their plans in sneaky ways (like rubbing our faces in it) like through the plot of a movie. Transhumanists are psychopaths who are arrogant enough to think that they can improve on God's creation and have no remorse over any lives lost because they don't value life at all.
Think about it. Why else would anyone design a robot that sweats and exercises unless it's to eventually fool humans into allowing robots to mingle with them unnoticed?
It really is a stupid waste of time to develop a robot that can sweat unless it was actually for a nefarious reason disguised as geeks just researching and developing something just because they can. But, no one is going to waste research dollars on something they deem useless.
2 ups, 6y
Makes sense
2 ups, 6y
Very true. It's the work of the globalist. They have admitted they want to merge with machines to replace us.
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