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Maybe Ocarina of Time was oddly prescient and we'll soon have little quadcopters following us around saying "Hey! Listen!" to alert us to fairly-obvious detail

• mdonahoe 4y ago
  Life imitates art.
  • choxi 4y ago
    Art imitates nature. All ideas are remixes of previous ideas, and ideas are ultimately rooted in observations from nature. A human mind in a vacuum wouldn’t be able to create anything.
• Zensynthium 4y ago
  I can see it haha
• emmelaich 4y ago
  You can go back to Vernor Vinge's "Realtime" series. Nearing the singularity, most people have their own personal defence drone. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vernor_Vinge#Realtime/Bobble_series https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vernor_Vinge#Realtime/Bobble_s...
  • rnk 4y ago
    Vernor Vinge's work is amazing. In the story "A fire upon the deep" he introduces the most amazing concepts, and there's a realistic way that an AI reboots itself after being in cold storage, there's a Usenet communication between civilizations, and the most impressive was an idea that there's regions in the universe where the speed of light is faster and brains work at a higher rate. It's an amazing work. Later he comes up with the prescient "focus factor" in the sequel.
• soco 4y ago
  There's also this entertaining Brazilian series on Netflix - Omniscient (Onisciente) https://www.imdb.com/title/tt11542920/ https://www.imdb.com/title/tt11542920/
• echelon 4y ago
  Another N64 title, Jet Force Gemini, had exactly that [1]! [1] https://youtu.be/m-_0gOM2iRg?t=245 https://youtu.be/m-_0gOM2iRg?t=245
• RealityVoid 4y ago
  Can't wait to get drone-slapped!