[not-your-spider-man]

THE AVENGERS AGE OF ULTRON HOLY CRAP ITS GLORIOUS

[scootymcbooty-blog]

you lost me at 3D. But it still looks good.

[smellyoldblanket]

All hail the brick-phone

[king-emare]

shit

[mbulsht]

what the fuck

[hobo-golden]

Visit Original Link

I’m so sorry but its just that time of year

so totally not soorrryyyy YHEAAAA!!!!!!!!!

[mamamidnight]

Gotta love TheLivingTombstone.

[ballsniggas-deactivated20130325]

I literally cant fucking breathe 

[corink]

IVE BEEN WAITING 2 YEARS FOR THIS VIDEOS RETURN

[arthurkingsmen-archive-deactiva]

I don’t even press play I just press the reblog button

[wilted-scenes]

[gsfsoul-deactivated20150425]

That looks like the “gods” are having a rave in the clouds

[zozojosiah-deactivated20141208]

all hail the glow cloud

[notquiteonline]

all hail the glow cloud

[scootymcbooty-blog]

all hail the glow cloud

[young-replica]

THAT’S ME!

[archcracker]

Skeleton representation in the media is so important.

[sixpenceee]

This creepy iPhone case forces you to interact with Siri. This case covers the smartphone’s screen, revealing only the home button. That way, Siri leaves you no choice but to interact with her. It’s on sale for $90. (Source) 

[cornchipz-revival]

1. Why

[scootymcbooty-blog]

Why $90?

[heijian]

not every single long sentence is a song title by fall out boy 

[parkway-nosedive]

there are two ways to read this

[theonion]

[catgotyoururl-deactivated201411]

I know this is from the onion but I honestly don’t even doubt it

[cute-overload]

My Uncle forgot to roll up the window to his truck, and we found this little guy inside.

[justamus]

He hates you.

He hates everything.

But especially you.

[bellaruska]

that owl is almost entirely head. Head and hatred.

[afrig]

IT’S SO CUTE

[chickienuggz]

HEAD AND HATRED

[facts-i-just-made-up]

[ejacutastic]

[idirot]

you know what really fucking gets my cookies frosted sometimes??? i’ll be on the goddamn blue website scrolling along and suddenly come across a picture like this and i actually stop scrolling and go out of my way to share a picture of a man with a sly grin holding a fucking pineapple with a bunch of people who choose to look at what i put on my blog. people expect this from me. i hold the power to grace a plethora of people’s eyes with this picture. almost 20 thousand other people have looked at this and subconsciously decided that this represents the type of image that they want to share with others with no context. look at this man

[shazampanic-deactivated20190720]

if you sneeze in a jaeger does your partner sneeze with you since you’re linked? does the whole jaeger sneeze along too or is it programmed not to? have jaeger pilots ever sneezed and accidentally ended up activating one of their weapons? 

this is what keeps me up at night 

[spoopy-skeletoons-deactivated20]

Excuse me for a moment I am crying over robots. 

[typette-deactivated20150825]

a while ago I read about soldiers in Iraq crying when their bomb-dismantling robot, which followed them on every mission, was destroyed in the line of duty.

They named it, put stickers on it, and took care of it. Then, when it served its purpose, some people wondered why they expressed such emotions for a soulless machine, some even needing counseling akin to losing friends.

I don’t believe in souls, I believe a human functions without any ethereal influence and that’s miraculous enough as it is, a ‘soul’ being more of a metaphorical description of traits than anything. What exactly is to say souls aren’t what we imbue upon these ‘soulless machines’ when they help us like we help those we love? What is a soul but what value others place in you- not just in what you offer them, but in an interest in your happiness too? There’s a kind of depersonalization going on- obviously the robot just was following orders of it’s controller- but it’s impossible for people to not be thankful/place value in things that help us live or make our lives richer I guess.

Issac Asimov was an atheist but his writings were the first in science fiction history to suppose not just that ‘machines have feelings/emotion’, but rather that we as humans are only very refined organic machines, a summation of chemical processes without a ‘soul’, something that we have that nothing else does. Where exactly lies the point of difference in complexity or I daresay “lack of understanding how it’s built” where it descends into “magic”? It’s obvious that the only reason we don’t have Datas running around is because we don’t know how yet. Think about it, though- Is the love and attachment or motivation those soldiers felt for their robots any less real than what they felt for, say, a working dog? Does a pet owner love their simple goldfish less than they would a highly trained dog? Would you say a lazy cat that doesn’t even dismantle bombs has a soul where that robot doesn’t? And if we had robots like Data, would our attachment to them emotionally not be all the ‘soul’ they really need to make them real to us? Where does the line begin?

I mean, after all…

[thisqwilmanasshole]

God damn I have so many opinions about robots and machines and what is or isn’t life and a lot of them hinge on the fact that I can get VERY emotionally attached to things that are made out of parts instead of meat.

[scootymcbooty-blog]

Does no one else see Daft Punk or is that just me.

[dutchstore]

This is the most beautiful day by Marlon Webb

[pc-engine-duo-deactivated201711]

here’s a 13 second video of ducks bobbing their heads to bossa nova music

[pussylightlytoasted]

[thatsmoderatelyraven]

what has this picture been through