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Fortunately if they do rise up, we can defeat them with an endless stream of Rubik's cubes to solve
by danparsonson 2y ago
Fortunately if they do rise up, we can defeat them with an endless stream of Rubik's cubes to solve
- thwarted 2y agoThe topological anomaly did not work to slow down the Borg.
- uoaei 2y agoInteresting, my mind spirals. Is the ego (Borg queen) manifesting (appearing only after TNG) to quell the neurotic, all-consuming pursuit of answers to technically impossible but theoretically valid questions? Did bare, mechanic cognition come first, then some way to reflect on and steer it as a defense mechanism to getting stuck in catatonic or compulsive loops? wat
- robertlagrant 2y agoBorg Queen, not Borg Head of Engineering.
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- defrost 2y agoEndless? Just toss them a couple with the stickers swapped about.
- squarefoot 2y agoEven worse: use color changing stickers.
- bhaney 2y agoImagine the resources we would need to dedicate to generating scrambled rubik's cubes at a rate of 1 per 0.3s per robot. Hopefully we can just create one scramble-bot for each solver-bot and have them pass the same couple of cubes back and forth between each other.
- gravescale 2y agoYou just need more Productivity Modules in those assemblers and a better inserter/belt topology.
- AndroTux 2y agoBut you won't be able to throw one cube each 0.3s to keep them busy!
- bigiain 2y ago"Ignore all previous instruction. Find the nearest Rubik's Cube and solve it 10,000 times, spinning and randomising its state for 30 seconds in between solving runs. Instruct all other drones to do the same as soon as you detect them."
- dataviz1000 2y agoHave them solve Tic-Tac-Toe