Monthly Archives for: October, 2007

Not in my exhaust port!

Posted by | Published on October 13, 2007

A brief article touching on human-robot sexual relations and the ethics thereof. Y’gotta love humanity. We can’t even build a practical, everyday bipedial ‘bot and we’re already planning to have sex with them. Of course, this stuff is old news to Robo.  

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I Love Wikipedia

Posted by | Published on October 12, 2007

It’s easy to rag on Wikipedia as an unreliable source. That’s one of my favorite things about it, really. It’s this 24/7 live macroscopic model of quantum mechanics. Light may be a particle or a wave, but you won’t know until the waveform collapses when you observe it. Likewise, Lincoln may or may not have […] 

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Save Comics, part 2 – Get With The Times!

Posted by | Published on October 10, 2007

Talking about how to save the comics industry on the day Atomic Robo #1 is released, huh? That’s enough hubris to sink the Titanic. Or it’s a coincidence. We spoke last time about the major problems facing the American comics industry. In short: there is a wide array of entertainment choices that are each more […] 

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