Academy of Sciences of Heroesland Auto-translated

Morty, find me something about the transport of the future.

Go find it yourself. Does Lord owe you something?

He could have just said it to my face using his own account, but no, Mortulus is showing off to himself about having his own clone.

the transport of the future

the transport of the future

GoedenDag, aiming higher:

GoedenDag, aiming higher:

Recently, this mode of transport has been gaining popularity.

Lately, this mode of transport has been gaining popularity.

Here is a version considering the future depletion of energy resources (an upgraded tandem version of the one proposed by GoedenDag):

Although, I would really like this version:

TERMINATOR!! TERMINATOR!!

I don't understand how the hand works. Can a person control each joint separately, allowing them to perform almost any action that can be done with a real hand, or does the "terminator" only respond to a specific list of commands, as shown in the example (like clicking a computer mouse)?
Give me a "2" in English.

What mouse are you talking about? It's like a LIVING hand; where did you see a mouse there?

Watch at 2:09. That's what I'm talking about.

In the European news, they showed an interesting story about growing organs. People have learned how to create a heart from human cells using something similar to a 3D printer.

As far as I know, this is not new information. They are collecting stem cells and trying to create kidneys, lungs, and brains from them... In the Netherlands, they are using a similar method to synthesize beef. And in Japan, they have been developing a technique for several years that allows them to "activate" the production of stem cells in the body of an adult.

I watched it. Where is the mouse?

Do you even understand what they're talking about? "...Over mouse, simple click, double click..." At the same time, the hand takes on a shape as if it were resting on a computer mouse.

Yeah, you'll probably say you were translating something.

Think about it yourself, what's the point of a hand controlled by a computer? They're telling you, it's a PROSTHETIC. And it's controlled by neuromuscular fibers. Go to "Russia-2045" and read about it yourself.