Feb 21, 2017
According to 1928, the future had us assembling cars ordered by mail. Still seems plausible, but it will most likely be ordered off the internet instead or even just 3D printed.
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According to 1928, the future had us assembling cars ordered by mail. Still seems plausible, but it will most likely be ordered off the internet instead or even just 3D printed.
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