so this is probably my last post as a public blog. i feel like there are two reasons i don't post very often.
1. i have little time to do so and with any free time i have, either my wife has my computer and is blogging herself or i am playing videogames.
2. i don't want random randy knowing what i feel about life.
so if you are interested in hearing about my life and maybe laughing at my stupid sense of humor, then message me with your email so i can invite you into my private blog. see, there's a joke there that i'm staying away from because i don't want randy getting the wrong idea about me.
i also will be starting a public design blog that will be directed from my portfolio website that will be public so keep an eye out for that.
on to the business at hand...cyborgs. it's looking like the
connors were right. i just read a
story about a tsukuba university professor named yoshiyuki sankai who developed the hal-5:
this is apparently a device designed for the handicapped and the elderly who have an extra $2,200 a month laying around in their
hoveround scooter's front basket.
tony stark would be proud.
so here's the kicker. the manufacturer is cyberdyne. CYBERDYNE!?
CYBERDYNE!? ok, when the brainstorming session is going on at your
robotic manufacturing company, would somebody NOT google the history of the name cyberdyne when ping pong suggests it and wang chung says, "hey, yeah that sounds super cool happy funtime!"? seriously
wikipedia is not hard to use, and i'm pretty sure it's translated into
japanese.
so the real cyberdyne (the grandma supercharging robotic company) is apparently not suposed to confuse us with cyberdyne systems (and i quote "best known for its genocidal skynet AI and army of terminator robots). it kind of makes you think about how important all the research mrs. pomelhorse in 7th grade english class made you do on the history of god knows what was building a good habit. don't name your robotic manufacturing company after a fictional robotic manufacturing company that caused the apocalypse, defecated on the space time continuum, and peaked out
edward furlong's career.
Labels: elderly, robots, stupid, suit, terminator