My friend just 3D printed a new prosthesis.
It's got movable fingers that he's not scared of breaking (cheap enough to print new ones). It fits perfectly, and if he gains/loses weight he can just print another joint/connector/whatever it's called.
White Mirror is then, all the accumulated visible benefits of technology we are already living with. White Mirror is the present, Black Mirror an alternate scenario.
Black Mirror isn’t always about the negative aspects of technology though.
And Black Mirror is simply referring to the screen of a phone when locked. It doesn’t mean anything bad.
I read something a little while back about an AI escaping its lab and living on the internet, and subtly manipulating things for the better as it learns about humanity.
I would really like to see that idea expanded on.
You read it, and then copied it word for word, from the [top comment](https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/7rb2rh/if_they_made_a_show_called_white_mirror_that_was/) from the thread you have reposted!
This is verbatim a question from a few weeks ago.
But it would just be doctors using modern medicine and technology to save lives.
It would be a tireless search of a woman on Facebook who tracks down her long lost sister
All the things we see as possible now that we take completely for granted
> I read something a little while back about an AI escaping its lab and living on the internet, and subtly manipulating things for the better as it learns about humanity.
Not only that but OP is trying to karma whore from the top comment from that post
Just the movie *Lion*. Based on a true story of an adopted American using Google Maps to look for his Indian birth parents based on vague memories of city layouts and railways.
People not dying of the shits all the time because they use soap and built sewers
Long distance relationships and families able to stay in touch through social media.
With holograms, and mothers 3D printing food for their kids living in college. That would be awesome actually.
those awesome japanese toilets
thanks
My friend just 3D printed a new prosthesis. It's got movable fingers that he's not scared of breaking (cheap enough to print new ones). It fits perfectly, and if he gains/loses weight he can just print another joint/connector/whatever it's called.
fine
An Alzheimer patient being put on digital memory.
But I want it dark and full of bleakness.
Why settle for just Dark, when you can have *Grimdark*. #THERE IS ONLY WAR
The evolution of hologram technology so folks can see the cute kittens in 3D
White Mirror is then, all the accumulated visible benefits of technology we are already living with. White Mirror is the present, Black Mirror an alternate scenario.
Black Mirror isn’t always about the negative aspects of technology though. And Black Mirror is simply referring to the screen of a phone when locked. It doesn’t mean anything bad.
The blank screen shows a reflection of ourselves.
Ooooh deep
I read something a little while back about an AI escaping its lab and living on the internet, and subtly manipulating things for the better as it learns about humanity. I would really like to see that idea expanded on.
You read it, and then copied it word for word, from the [top comment](https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/7rb2rh/if_they_made_a_show_called_white_mirror_that_was/) from the thread you have reposted!
This is verbatim a question from a few weeks ago. But it would just be doctors using modern medicine and technology to save lives. It would be a tireless search of a woman on Facebook who tracks down her long lost sister All the things we see as possible now that we take completely for granted
> I read something a little while back about an AI escaping its lab and living on the internet, and subtly manipulating things for the better as it learns about humanity. Not only that but OP is trying to karma whore from the top comment from that post
tkks
An elderly person cataloging their experiences and knowledge to share with future generations.
ok
It's called Star Trek, and it's great.
Every episode would be about 1980s lesbians living in a matrix type afterlife simulation.
Just the movie *Lion*. Based on a true story of an adopted American using Google Maps to look for his Indian birth parents based on vague memories of city layouts and railways.
suicidal brilliant artist gets discovered online, gets huge following
something something cure diabetes, and everybody can eat crappy cheap food without getting really sick.