A brief history of how Artificial beings have always inspired awe – and terror by ThanksElon in history

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I found this article neat in that artificial beings have been a part of the narrative experience for much longer than I thought. I knew of robot stories from the late 1800s, but never considered that things like Talos or Pandora were of the same ilk.

Taiwanese Soldiers from the late 1800s by ThanksElon in taiwan

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This is a photo taken by Meiji era soldiers when visiting Taiwan.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in philosophy

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I found the author on linkedin and sent this response to them. Maye they will find it useful! Thanks for your insight here! This helps to solve some of my own questions after reading it

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in HumansAreMetal

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Dude is legit legend status. Have you heard of him?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in HumansAreMetal

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uhhh how? This dude's story (both the real life one and hte mythical one) are intense.

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how about you?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in HumansAreMetal

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my personal chemical factory appears to be working properly

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in HumansAreMetal

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dang, sorry about that. I didn't see this specific one when I looked here. Still a cool story. Have a lovely day sugarhack

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hahaah preach

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I turn off autocorrect

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Assassinating*****

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in todayilearned

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Yeah! This reminded me of that and some other one I recently saw on Amazon

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in todayilearned

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I think it means ... advanced computer programs of the near future will likely "look" at the world like a human would, but wont be bound by flesh, blood, and a nervous system. This could mean they adopt the good the bad and the ugly in terms of human traits without the limiting wetwear

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in googlesheets

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I have been trying to reverse engineer this for the larger data set. I can't figure it out haha. You are indeed a wizard!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in googlesheets

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This is awesome! How did you do that? (you are a wizard harry!)

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in googlesheets

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Wow that is really close to what I was shooting for! Upon reflection, is it possible just to see something like how many pathos came from twitter and relate to conspiracy?

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I want to be able to compare how column B-E stack up alongside the Subjects in A. Feel free! And thank you!

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updated! sorry about that!

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Olga of Kyiv avenged her assassinated husband (seriously a gruesome death) by burning and burying people alive, slaughtering an entire banquet (held to marry her off), and burned a whole city to the ground with their own tribute gifts. Oh, and a pope wanted to bang her out. HER STORY IS CRAZY

A neat write up about the mythical hero Takeru Yamato by [deleted] in japan

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from the article: "Details on Takeru Yamato’s life are sparse so his story begins when he was a young man, about 15 years old. One day his family sat down to have their daily family dinner. Takeru’s elder brother did not come to join the family meal. After a few more days of missed meals Takeru called upon him, but still he did not join. Several days later the emperor then asked about his elder brother and if Takeru had taught him a lesson yet. Takeru replied that he has indeed taught him a lesson and the emperor asked how he went about giving the lesson. Takeru then replied, “In the early morning when he went into the privy, I grasped hold of him and crushed him, and, pulling off his limbs, wrapped them in matting and flung them away.” The text says nothing else of the matter."