I'm such a sucker for these things:
They tell a pretty compelling story, though, don't they?
They tell a pretty compelling story, though, don't they?
The Technology Revolution: Autumn 2009
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Already is with me, Adam.
Yes that's all very impressive - but what I really want is the flying car and the domestic robot I've been waiting for since I was 5. Oh - and bionic legs. Somebody somewhere seems to have altered the definition of 'the future' and I wasn't consulted.
I think you're confusing "the future" with "Tomorrow's World". :)