The National Institute of Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) of Japan is developing a robot capable of performing simple construction tasks. Robots installing drywall, laying bricks and assembling Ikea furniture. Construction workers of the future will be robotic, a glimpse of that future. (youtube.com)
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It’s important to remind people that we still don’t know what happened on September 11, 2001. What is known about 9/11 is that there are many incredible facts that continue to be ignored by the government and the mainstream media. Fourteen Incredible Facts About 9/11. - By Kevin Ryan (digwithin.net)
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This community is quarantined: It may contain a high degree of misinformation. If you are seeking historic information about the September 11 attacks, please visit the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States (https://www.9-11commission.gov/). (old.reddit.com)
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[Video] How To Be More Productive: Anyone can learn to be a productive worker. This video discusses 2 ways to do this: working smarter and working harder. Productivity is a key ingredient to earning more money, and a key ingredient to feeling satisfaction with your work. (12:43) (youtube.com)
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You’ve been radically misled to believe that the only thing or one of the super important things you can do is vote. Voting in a functioning democracy would be a fairly important thing to do, but wouldn’t somehow eliminate the thousands of important things that would also need doing. (washingtonsblog.com)
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Turbulent Is Ready to Change the World: After 2 years of engineering and build iterations Turbulent has finished its first 15kW low-head hydropower turbine. This is a scalable technology that can be installed at any kind of water fall, rapid, or water control structure in rivers and canals. (youtube.com)
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Why everything will collapse: If you sense that the future looks bleak, that there is little chance that this whole mess will end in joy and good humor, that there is a tiny chance that we will escape a systemic collapse of the thermo-industrial civilization, you are not far from reality. (youtube.com)
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