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This is genius.
Google set up a competition/race to explore the Moon.
$30 Million to the first team to send a robot to travel 500 meters on the Moon and stream back video for the whole 500 meters.
This is genius because its basically stimulating space exploration again.
The Cold War was the last episode to set people to put out their best ideas to get somewhere in space before anyone else.
More big companies like Google should do this, maybe not space related, maybe something to move towards cleaning up pollution, or more efficient energy sources.
Having a problem isn’t enough to get people moving, rewards are what drive people to solve problems, and competition is what gets things done in a timely fashion.
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The year of the quel!
“With that in mind, let’s look ahead to what’s on the menu for this year: four adaptations of comic books. One prequel to an adaptation of a comic book. One sequel to a sequel to a movie based on a toy. One sequel to a sequel to a sequel to a movie based on an amusement-park ride. One prequel to a remake. Two sequels to cartoons. One sequel to a comedy. An adaptation of a children’s book. An adaptation of a Saturday-morning cartoon. One sequel with a 4 in the title. Two sequels with a 5 in the title. One sequel that, if it were inclined to use numbers, would have to have a 7 1/2 in the title.”
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My life.
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you’re not black on the outside. but you are between the ears
– Oh Berrrt
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and the legs!
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The Universe… Smaller than previously believed.