Future Timeline

Looking at the entire common era, you can kind of tell where the medieval warm period and little ice age are, both of which seem to partially correspond with imagery of extreme heat and severe winters in certain series.

Clearly, animations are a key driver of global warming. Let's hope the UN works to remove cartoons from the atmosphere! I might be missing the joke here...but that wasn't remotely the point, I've just arranged them by the year they take place in, in a way that creates some level of historical persp...

Sure, it's a bit of a random combination, but I feel like it gives some perspective on the thermal maximum we're causing in an ever so slightly less threatening way, while also utilizing nostalgia.

Apparently an actual animator from Disney made this as a joke. I honestly don't know whether to laugh or just let my inner child scream in terror.

Yuli Ban wrote: ↑Tue Mar 07, 2023 6:34 pm

I still remember 10 years ago when nearly every robot with legs would flop over when someone kicked them as if they were just statues with a few moving parts.

Is no one gonna zoom out their perspective a little and talk about how an asteroid in our solar system now has an orbit 12 hours shorter than it was 6 months ago because of a piece of metal that the second largest species of primate on Earth decided to build? https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=N-OvnVdZP_8

ººº wrote: ↑Wed Feb 22, 2023 8:48 am

Immediately thought of that 3D Library of Babel game and playing it while waiting for school to end in 8th grade.

It would be awesome if the majority of the skyscrapers were made out of strong enough material to put the height of the Burj Khalifa to shame.

The test animations for Disney Junior's "Little Einsteins" almost feel like something out of an analog horror series.

Was excited to try it out but my god, this thing is a joke. It reeks of the poorly chosen, repetitive answers given by Cleverbot.