Apr 20
I can feel you.
Can you feel me?
I hope so. I love you.
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I can feel you.
Can you feel me?
I hope so. I love you.
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Alien: Isolation
It’s my birthday so. Here. Yeets; thanks y’all for being here.
This week we discuss how the Sci-Fi genre uses technology to set itself apart from others. From Light Sabers to First Ones Tech, we list a few of our favorites as well as some that have had actual impacts on innovation in the real world. We had a lot of laughs this week, so it was a fun one to edit.
Referenced Material: Star Wars (Movie) Star Trek (Movie) She-Ra and the Princesses of Power (Netflix) Steven Universe (TV) Dick Tracy Comic Strip by Chester Gould R.U.R. by Karel Čapek Dial F for Frankenstein by Arthur C. Clarke Looking Backward by Edward Bellamy Harry Potter by JK Rowling
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Ignore how dookie this is edited I was tryna make it more clear but ts fugly
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Joel Weston on artstation