And people still do not believe me when I speak of the inevitable, eventual, take over of the machines. Maybe people don't believe me now that all they see are people running around with blue tooth adaptors permanently affixed to their ears and blackberry devices glued to their hands, and earbuds seeping sound to their brains at all moments, but no doubt my theories will hold a lot more water to people once they see machines like this thing carrying around mounted machine guns and mowing down enemy infantry. When it was walking over the pile of cinderblocks, I could totally imagine this thing in the scene from the beginning of Terminator 2. Marks my words, there will be a day when dying at the hands of machines built to kill will be a common enough occurence.
And people still do not believe me when I speak of the inevitable, eventual, take over of the machines. Maybe people don't believe me now that all they see are people running around with blue tooth adaptors permanently affixed to their ears and blackberry devices glued to their hands, and earbuds seeping sound to their brains at all moments, but no doubt my theories will hold a lot more water to people once they see machines like this thing carrying around mounted machine guns and mowing down enemy infantry. When it was walking over the pile of cinderblocks, I could totally imagine this thing in the scene from the beginning of Terminator 2. Marks my words, there will be a day when dying at the hands of machines built to kill will be a common enough occurence.