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Comments on Toyota Running Robot, Humanoid But Creepy
How fast can a robot run? This Toyota prototype runs very effectively - if in a sort of horrible, minion-like way. (Read
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| "Hah, is a bit creepy :)." (yosh64 8/1/2009 9:33:28 PM) |
| "When you freeze something and break it into a thousand pieces, and it flows back together and keeps chasing you, you know you're in a supernatural horror movie. Cue the spooky choir music and the rumbling organ. Cameron should have stuck to stories about robots." (the sarah connor chronicles were still awesome 8/2/2009 5:14:34 AM) |
| "Criminals will always project criminals robots in the future instead of intelligent systems helping people... more than 13 trillion dollars debts for the USA now; 700 billion dollars per year on military expenditures, and 800 billion more lost to burn oil with old tech machines every year. The Anthrax and the war with lies are a gift from the retarded Bush and the Terminator movies made by humans which in average use 5% of their brain potential. Blame the humanoid robots now asshole...
http://sites.google.com/site/luisbeck007/humanoid" (Luis007 8/7/2009 12:47:03 AM) |
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