This is from some time ago, but still worth not­ing. If SkyNet was think­ing about start­ing their world dom­i­na­tion with robotic insects, they might want to think again. Nature is awesome.

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4 Responses to Nature crushes our robotic overlords

  1. Aprille says:

    Wow. But how dis­ap­point­ing for the hawks, who set­tle in for some tasty flesh and just get metal and plas­tic. Unless they’re just hunt­ing for sport, which has its own awesomeness.

  2. mark says:

    I love the look on that hawk’s face in the linked story, like, “You have got to be f#*king kid­ding me.”

  3. David says:

    I kind of feel sorry for the bird. Okay, maybe it’s just another exer­cise for the rap­tor. I went to look at the dra­goon fly. Is that real or just made up of parts? Okay, I am so 20th cen­tury but it does look awe­some. So does the rap­tor with its catch.

    About nature:

    What I learned is that nature wants an idiot. That nature will find a way to repay us for what we are doing by say find­ing a drunk skip­per of the Exon Valdez. Whamo, we are destroy­ing our­selves and the planet. There are bound to be such oppor­tu­ni­ties for nature to find another idiot drunk at the switch, literally–that will dam­age the envi­ron­ment, poi­son us..

  4. David says:

    Is nature the matrix? (movie fame)
    I read that we can esti­mate the power of a com­puter to sim­u­late the uni­verse as some astro­nom­i­cal fig­ure. I won­der what ver­sion of Word they will use then?

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