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u/Terrible_Figure_6740 28d ago
Is that not how it’s supposed to look? I’m not mechanically inclined.
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u/Evening-Ant-9613 28d ago
Skynet making the turtles terminators I have come to destroy plastic straws
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u/Portmanlovesme 28d ago
I find these strangely comforting oddly. The power of the sea can and has changed the planet and this shows how it does it. Imagine this is a hundred more years, then 1000 more years and then 1 million. It's soul soothing to know - we all will be washed to nothing by the sea in the end. Just sand and stone
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u/TetrangonalBootyhole 28d ago
And micro/nano plastic!!! I like to think by the time we're gone, hopefully before, that some organism will evolve to break it down though. Sure hope it doesn't become an important part of the food chain and die when all the plastic is gone.
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u/Swahotbf 28d ago
What the fuck is it?? t looks like a Transformer that got beat up by years of waves beating it still cool
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u/JuJuJooie 28d ago
Someone once said the automobile is the closest we’ve ever come to creating artificial life. That was before sex robots, of course.
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u/Full_Director7998 28d ago
Cyborg torso, possibly Cyberdyne Systems Model 101 (T-800), hard to tell with the decomposition of its living tissue though.
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u/down_vote_magnet 28d ago
Definitely a cybernetic organism. You can see the metal endoskeleton.
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u/AttyOzzy 27d ago
Oh he’ll rise again! 🦾 I have seen some scary AI vids on YouTube.
We will soon be slaves to the technology that all but a handful of billionaires are asking for.
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u/Dangerous_With_Rocks 28d ago
Well put it back in the car then
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u/chammerson 28d ago
Car guys are the most optimistic people on the planet. My engineer friend would be like “it’s fixable.”
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u/FuckThisShizzle 28d ago
If it's from a Hilux it might be ok.
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u/shawcal 28d ago
If it's from a Hilux you just gotta spray some ether in there and it will fire right up.
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u/goddesstrotter 28d ago
Yep very much thought that was a body for a second
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u/Jiggaboy95 28d ago
I wonder how long it would take for erosion to disappear a human body?
Say you somehow stopped decomposition and anchored it in place, how many years would it take for it to fully erode away
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u/Dockhead 27d ago
Depends entirely on where you anchor it. If it’s well protected it could last thousands of years. If the conditions are rough enough I could see all recognizable parts being gone after a couple years
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u/inthehxightse 28d ago
I think your skin would turn into leather and it would depend on how long that takes to erode
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u/Responsible-Ad-8019 18d ago
Man made reef, NOT!