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Marine Corps veteran arrested inside the senate armed service committee and then attacked for protesting israel 😳
“America does not want to fight this war for Israel!”
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They literally went to the police in 2014 and not one single person believed them even tho they gave great detail of what happened poor kids
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This is the craziest most accurate AI video I have ever seen.... xitter.cf/icantevenfilms/status/…
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Billions of dollars and fans still make better Star Wars movies than Disney using AI
No cheesy girl bosses
No useless dialogue between LGBT characters
Just solid fighting scenes with unpredictable outcomes that appeal to men, the way it used to be and it was meant to be
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
This video is the official "Hunted" CG short for the 2020 game Star Wars: Squadrons, published by EA under license from Disney-owned Lucasfilm. It was not made by fans using AI.
starwars.com/news/star-wars…
youtube.com/watch?v=f2VmOq…
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Wars…
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Learn how to tie your shoes like a pro with a secret technique.
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Stunning clip of a mutant purple/rose-gold ornate horned frog, commonly known as a "Galaxy Pacman Frog" or "Fantasy Pacman Frog."
The vibrant pink/purple coloration with black spotting and gold dusting is not natural in the wild; it's the result of selective breeding.
They’re still the same as regular Pacman frogs: sedentary, will eat anything that fits in their mouth (including fingers if you’re not careful), and require high humidity and careful husbandry.
Beautiful, but definitely an advanced-level pet!
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Finally a real use-case for humanoid robotics. This robot is already used for cleaning toilets in china.
Remember the humanoid robot used for hotel cleaning? Customers are already using it.
Zerith Robotics, a startup from Hefei, has deployed multiple Zerith H1 robots in shopping malls, office buildings, and supermarkets in cities like Hefei Airport, Hefei Gas Building, and Shenzhen MixC, acting as cleaners and sales assistants.
The Zerith H1 can autonomously perform cleaning tasks such as cleaning toilets, mopping floors, and wiping sinks. In supermarkets, it carries a shopping basket, autonomously picks up snacks, and automatically processes orders.
From experimentation to trial use and real-world deployment, Zerith has built it into a commercial humanoid robot service solution, already used in over 20 landmark locations, and plans to expand to more cities like Hangzhou and Shanghai.
From a commercial service reliability perspective, wheeled humanoid robots are being prioritized by customers.
It is worth mentioning that Zerith was officially established in January of this year by a young team from the Tsinghua AI Robotics Laboratory. Last year, they successively launched Zerith Z1 (bipedal) and Zerith H1 (wheeled).
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HUNTR/X performing “Golden” at the 99th Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York
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🚨 The Future Is Here: A Head Transplant Machine? 🤯
Imagine waking up one day and realizing the impossible may soon be possible.
A new concept called BrainBridge has just been revealed — and it claims to be the world’s first head transplant system powered by advanced robotics and artificial intelligence.
Yes… you read that right.
BrainBridge is designed to perform a complete head and face transplant, offering hope for people facing the worst medical conditions — late-stage cancer, total paralysis, and neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s.
For patients with no other options, this technology could one day mean a second chance at life.
The idea feels like science fiction… yet the blueprint is real.
Robotic arms, AI systems, precision mapping — all coming together for a procedure once thought impossible.
Whether this becomes the future of medicine or just the start of a new debate, one thing is certain:
The line between science and science fiction just got thinner — much thinner.






















