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batman's new series that is scheduled for release in 2021. the new batman will be robert pattinson.

in my eyes it's among the best 3 shows i've watched.. i watched it years ago when it first came out and i was in awe of its screenplay structure, its vision, its depiction of the future.. i rewatched it with netflix and i was in awe all over again.

the internet was opened to worldwide use militarily in the 1960s, and as a civilian thing 30 years after that, in the 1990s. gps started being used militarily in 1980. because they couldn't get out ahead of globalization, it spread across the world in the 2000s along with the development of devices, as a result of civilian demand. everyone's location is known at any given moment.. even though the applied history of drone technology goes back very far, it was used in the 70s, became practical militarily in the 90s, and fully landed in the field in the 2010s. we're being watched from kilometers above.. ai has been designed/discussed since the 1950s, the era of mechanical computers, and was put forth for end-user consumption from the 2020s onward. it continues to evolve.. robot designs have been tested for years, but civilian contracted, state-backed technology companies have been on the verge of nearly completing humanoid machines since 2010. it's inevitable to think that humanoid robots won't be wandering among us with ai integration in the future.. it's obvious that a part of asimov's utopia will come to pass..

the news regarding the methods of implanting a chip in every person and controlling, steering, and tracking them this way, the kind mentioned in conspiracy theories, is a projection of the years ahead. there are very serious arguments that cell phones and social media are being used as the vanguard of this. it's impossible that finch's machine hasn't been built; whoever controls the machine also controls world intelligence..

his follower count on instagram has reached 4.6 million in real time (before the game it was around 50 thousand), and from here on it's tough for him, he'll have to stand well in goal in the other two matches as well, because there's going to be enormous pressure on him, he's gotten famous beyond measure, all eyes will be on him.

a language app that's less of a language-learning program and more of a way to pass the time. but still, when you spend a little while looking at it here, you can more or less work out the anatomy and structure of a language. it adds a bit of vocabulary too, even if limited. however, it has one problem. there's a big difference between languages in terms of how they're programmed. for some they've put in quite a bit of effort, there's plenty of content. for others it's very limited, and you end up memorizing words and sentences without learning the language. the range of languages is unfortunately very limited too. there are around seven thousand languages in the world. never mind those, they've gone and filled the app with artificial languages. i looked at finnish back in the day, and since it was so limited it was over in no time. afterward i figured i'd look at estonian, the language closest to it, and they hadn't even added it. what was the need for stuff like valyrian, klingon, and the like?

an image recognition app that can "now" quickly copy-paste handwritten notes between devices.

the verge
(see: google)

thomas edison was the most famous inventor during the great age of invention. in his lifetime, he was granted 1,093 patents. his inventions included a telegraph that would send and receive messages simultaneously over the same line; a transmitter for bell's telephone; the phonograph; the incandescent light bulb; the mimeograph machine; waxed paper; and the basic system for making motion pictures.

working at his laboratory in menlo park, new jersey, edison worked long hours, slept little, talked to himself, and became lost in his work. in fact, on his wedding night, he forgot about his bride and went back to his lab to work out a problem.

i gain people's trust and learn every one of their vulnerabilities. their weakest points, their fears, who hurt them, what completely breaks them down. most people are cautious at first, but after talking for a bit, they hand over all their cards themselves. sometimes a single sentence is enough to tear down all their defenses. the strangest part is that after all of this, they thank me and want to come back again.

not understanding myself or what i wanted out of life. being complacent, and not at least trying to surround myself with an environment and group of people that i would be better suited for. i don't know if that place or those people are actually out there, but i should have made an attempt to find them.

a collection of tests that measure various cognitive abilities like reaction time, memory, visual attention, and aiming. you can compare your scores against the statistics of other users worldwide. https://humanbenchmark.com/

this will be the first world cup played with 48 teams.

from scottish gaelic mac an toisich, meaning "son of the chief."
basically leadership energy in last name form before it became your laptop.

mother i'd like to fuck.

(see: burning man)
(see: lake tahoe)
(see: death valley)
(see: las vegas)
(see: area 51)
(see: reno)

(see: #643)

apple's new tv series about extraordinary athletes. episodes are really short* because the show focuses on the athletes' specific moments of their careers. here are the athletes:

(see: lebron james)
(see: tom brady)
(see: alex morgan)
(see: usain bolt)
(see: shaun white)
(see: kelly slater)
(see: katie ledecky)