Scientists invent the Terminator T-1000

[Debi]

Scientists have created a real-life version of the T-1000 from Terminator 2

The new robot is made of metal and can both melt into a liquid and turn back into a solid on command.

www.unexplained-mysteries.com

 

[Selectric]

Where that is pretty nifty, i am going to remove all windows, doors, vents and cracks from house ASAP No melting metallic voodoo dolls for me. No Thank Ya lol.

 

[Debi]

Once again...did nobody watch the MOVIES about this? A CAUTIONARY tale. And with AI all over the place, we are thisclose to Skynet.

 

[ozentity]

It left a bit of itself on the bars so needs fine tuning but it looks like we're Terminator bound.

 

[Lone Wolf]

Why can't people just leave well enough alone?

 

[Debi]

Why can't people just leave well enough alone?

I'm reading the new book by Dean Koontz called, "The House at the End of the World". It deals with just that idea of how scientists do things they know they shouldn't. I'm halfway through and recommend the read.

 

[Lone Wolf]

It deals with just that idea of how scientists do things they know they shouldn't.

But yet when things go wrong, they'll be nowhere to be found. They'll tuck and run. I don't care how intelligent they are. They're still idiots to me.

 

[Debi]

But yet when things go wrong, they'll be nowhere to be found. They'll tuck and run. I don't care how intelligent they are. They're still idiots to me.

That's the problem with science. They poke at things thinking they are in complete control...nope. I understand the need to explore and learn, but when it comes to "it can take over the planet" they don't have enough safety in place. Knowing they might blow up the planet doesn't seem to get in the way if the odds look favorable.

 

[Lone Wolf]

That's the problem with science. They poke at things thinking they are in complete control...nope. I understand the need to explore and learn, but when it comes to "it can take over the planet" they don't have enough safety in place. Knowing they might blow up the planet doesn't seem to get in the way if the odds look favorable.

There should be limits on what we choose to explore. But this is asking for it.

 

[Debi]

There should be limits on what we choose to explore. But this is asking for it.

I agree. Problem is there is no enforcement or oversight on many of these things. And implementing guidelines won't stop those who go rogue and don't care.